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Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1862-07-28

Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1862-07-28 page 1

ew ttk . 4ertliMMt. I ORNAMENTAL 1B0N..W0M. Wr(M Cut ati "Wiro. .. hoi. atTturiri. hbrs, baioob. LL .ii ahd nit mm, wn UUABINI, STALL BUABM, MABQBBB, now guabdb. . 1 ' i , Iran pwraltwr.. v ' ' ' iMltMiiv Orallee, and Orlba, AWo-JUttfMM, W vO rkw Tnlami SUUi. DmWJj ' -! llliutreted eete.uuaa BieBed utt reaelpl Bmt mTm Malt BOTOIHBSOB WIOBBBBBAB, Mo W Canal Itnrt, MU Broadway, Bew York, Be ,I AU S''B.W UtWke.lta.lia, . . BARLE S NEW HOTEL Terms. $1,60 per Day. flMlB ABOVM IIOTBb HBOW TtPHB I ... ,-..... ... Ta. location being eea- III IB! HUWi ssasaa.wwa ' , . .t.hl in a Ml nil hendaom. unw, The tilt whlob laenumber.weBlngle,e unMUelly well iw LV4 notll.ua. Mid. ID nvot, everything hMlBBe that oould add to tlx eoaitucl of lb la-ate. Bud an AprillSdly. rmprialoH, R. L. GILBERT & CO., MiNUrAOTUBItBS or ' STEAM REFINED CANDY! XtooU. Odasa.cS.yv cjo. 0B Till fUULlO. ; IUBlailicjraiifala Hooim. '.'.'" '"oTvOVUTl.AHDV BV BKVV fB ' Branch olca, Ml Canal II., Barla'l Hotel Building. way IMyr - . JOHN BLACK, Baiilhoturw 'lind WkalHli D.af.r la T R IJ.N K ! - r SB BEADB BTltEET, MEW VOHK. LArB' DRH88 TltUNKB; , CEDAR TRUNKS, FOR FURB; ! F1HB BOLB LBATHBft TJtt'OHKS And all kind, a , . , TRAVBLINO B A fl 8. oiayla-Hmo - ' : ' ' . MANHATTAN HOTEL. SUOID DOOB f BOM BBOADWAY, Oppo.it. U Park, 3W :etw "jro!.!. ' .-, , Proprietor. H. HUaUJHB, narlodl United Stales Ulalui Agency, VAN WINKLE & BUSSERT, Atioruoys aud' Connsellori at Law HAVINU TAttaOM TIIM COMMOUIOIIB bambino urrioB, No. 8 Wert Third Street, CINCINNATI OHIO. '" ' ; JSKl'i-UKirli occupied by ilia Ban of tlx Ohio Valtnr), I iKy ro uow Lnfiml lo StioeoMlully Prneeonto "ry .orlpllnn oI 01.AIHH agannnuauaiu '" MKN'ft '. -- l , .' 1JUUNIY LAND, PHN8I0N8, 100 DOUNIT, ARRBARAGJJ8 OP WA0B8, , INUEMNIl'lBa AND BPOl LAT10N8, LOST I10RSB8 and other Proporly, &., fto wTiialu) no ehargua unleal McoamM o procuring Ow Buiwdsll all klndaof OOVBRNNfKNT CLAIMS, LAND WARRANTS, DNOUHRKNT MOlfUV, GOLD AND BILVMR; , Fublliheraof Iho . H0LDIHR8' FRIEND AND ARMY RBOOHB, A Winkly Paiwr (Ivlnij full dctcilll of tha BattlM, Mil of Killed and Woun loci, Lmmll'iu of UkrIiiibuH, and In fact all IUe wamaiin lKirmllul to tgnMtlil. t,. ..,.1. ...r i,r l lio kind Dlltllllliod In tha 1Tnlt Hiawi. BlnnlaHibiorliillonall . flimohnoa eopliia tent free. , ... . . AprM7-d.0rn-a.o.di ISO'. ISO onio WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. WARDEN & EMERY. TIIIB PAVOUITH HK1UUT IIAB BKBI Lfawd by the nudonlgacd for the leaton of ISM, comtneuclnir, j una loih, ttud IJiiding Soiittimbor loilt feur Iwauly of location It la not eaoelkd by anyorher watering Place lu tlio country. The Bolldlnga bare all lon llorouglily olnaueod, aud Ilrlroi and everything, 0011001141 with tho Spring, repaired al a heavy expenee; aud nothing that would prove hnnOelol lo porione reeking health or plcaaare baa bcon left nudono, A guod LIVHHY U alta.liiil, well .lonk d. BATHS, Bel anil Cold. Attentive WaltiT.. TIILBUBAVII OrFICBoon-uecllng with all part, of tha country. 0MH1BU3 LIMB o oorry patron, to nud from the Train.. Arrangement, with all the principal Railroad, for HtVLf tABB llehelt lonndfrom tho Bprlttg., good during theSoaeen. BOARD "fjfcj, f'i per wei'k, til to til. tor further lulbrma-aaII, ad'lreia WAHDMSf da UMHKY, Amerlonn Hotel, LMoea of Ohio White Snlphnr Springe. COLVM.tra, Ohio, JuuoO. d.l-m. . "W3VE. XX. XjXIEI, MANUVAOTURkB Of Awnings, Tents and Mops JfO. C UN Tit A i AVMNCB, 01xs.clxi.a.tie Olxlo. AWNIBUS AMI TMNTI Fl'KNIBIlS at lte. than Kiatern prloea. ALL VtOKb; WA UANTKO. ALLOUlla'HV PUOHPTLT ATTBNDED1 jiilyl.dSni. : .1 - M-JOULMi M' IDULITtlM, Bl'BOBBIIMII 00., laTIIOUHAPHhSKW, BIROllA VBtatB COPPER PLATE PRINTERS. Waat Fowrrti St Olaalmawtl. All kind, of work done In vb. beat .tyl. and on abort v notice: , Partlnilar attenllou wlB b. given to order, far WEDDING CAUDH, VISITING OARDB, fto ar Orilnr. may be wuit lu lb. Jotnuu Orrw. novlMly G. ii. COLLINS, ATTORNBT AT LAW. Opt Ifo. 67, South louth of the 1'oit Offict, JUifh Strut, (wo ofoorr COLUMBUS 0. Will promptly attend lo Uoltoorl"n. BiMlnew. aprim.lyr. .... and other Law QAFITAL OITY PIUrUBB OALLBBII No. 101 SOUTH HIGH STREET, (Opposite Gaiotte Building,) POLTJMHUH: OHIO. riiOToaRAriis, chiarrographb i AmtrotvieR, &o., &b,.' TABM IB TlfB HlDBIHT BtTll M HB ABT JOBLBBBYBB, A i. WATT rM.dpel Arlba, ajr . m OOLD MEDAL TIA-3STOS WM. KNABE & CO., XlnUlmoref 91d. ManurAutnmraof GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS, 1X70ULD BKSI'KOTFHLliT aall the attnntlos of I VV l"iibUo, andMiwcUlly of thoanlu need of a real by FIRST C L A J B TIANO, to thnlr woll ammrtcd Htnok of fiiitrnnantt. TbMtrtle Itrated rtanoi hare mm awarded the hlfthwt prvminra at tlHlurmtt falr, for aeveral uoowiaire yvan, or a large cuitipctltlonor the neat m alter i in tut ooiintry. Teeti-motiirtli of their xotjUouce from Thklberic. anltMibalki Htraknteh nodU. Suttur, and a largo uuoiber of the beat arllnu and amatenrt In the country. Kv-rj luitrntnont fully warm tiled for flva yean. De aoripiira oirouiaii prompuy mi oo arpuoaiion. WM. KNABE ft CO.- kmrwi"wi omii itjiuit i a t., in mmm o mvw Birvwi. Ofjl)in, are went for the abore oelehrated Plauoe, and tittvni lr(. Mnortraent evDitantljr oa band, at factory mmt ai'lMn a. 1T BtlOTrn ie va aaa.A- a ... a urion. DtayVittadtodlyAwtwly ' DAILY- VOLUME xxvi ; rhllAdelpkla Advertlalaf . 'I1IIB LOUIS, UHB1STN11TBTB.M1B1T. 1 liatwiwi Third aix roorlh, fuiladalplila. Tha auderaiiiucd. haflni laaMl, far a lam of yaara, dala popular kaaia, hara lua plaiora of announolof to taalr frlaada aud Mia trdvallnn oomnnnlty that It I. now .a lor tha raoaptlon' vl gauala. Tlia honaa alnoa tiw rit of March hut, baa xw autlrely rauovatad aud ra-ailad In a auparlor awn oar; ilia apartmanta aro larga, viBraaMialad aad furnhbod In modara atyla. II la oan-I i all) located, aiiDvanlenl to all Iba depot aud ataamboat -tuolDaai and In tha lannajlata rklnlty of tha Uaatual douaa. Pool Orltaa and Ilia Our a Bxohatta.- ' Uoauaolad villi tha Holal U a iiUunuil for Iba noaom. podation of Ibooa preferring tha Kuropoan plan. Prloua 4 Booiua rota Throa lo hofM IMIan par waak, aMurd. to looatlon. l j . Board tl All par day. Table d'Bola k , raaa Dual t m r. m. ' BBBBT BBIL, 1 ' : MAAO L. DITOB, - , YARNS, BATTmRPET CHAIN. W bxilaaiila pealer ! V araa, .' 19 MARK.KV . B. FIFTH BTHMUCT ' MlILADIIfrBIA, PA. ' ' , - BDVKKB WIM. FIHI A' FULI, ITOOB ol Ootlou iirN.l Chain, Oottoti Tarn, Talet, Wadding, Baiting, Uotloa BIU, Tie Vara., Wool Twine, Twione, Candle Wick, Oororlut Yaru, Broom Twlni, tihoe Tliraade, Cotton, Heuipand Maullla tkirdaga, Wooden and Willow Ware, Fanny Baakata, Alau, a full eaeort-ajant of fly Mftt-s which ha oner, at Ateuaholuree UjWMaT BKT OAMH PHIU Ha. lapraa-dOm IfpBB 0B10B,' , ' t ; :. ,,. knh Braet aibanra Third, PIUIdlalakilB UPTON 8. MMW0OMBR, ITopfUU. lull Hotel la OMtral, sonvonlent by Pnnaar Owre to all part. il the city, and In avarv aarlloolMt ad.l'ted la the oorarort and wanbl of the bualnaea uablH), arivaiiimiiiir.il,. awu-die -NSRV008 IiKUILlTV, Oil Bl-Elt- A Tfi MATORRIICBA, ii poitily In-Of w ourahk, by any maana hot Ihoae ladro- oata. Before oeoiaienclnil any trvatnieot learn hirw the wrlwr actually eared hliaaalf, and auhteQabutiy hundreoa of olheia. Buoloaa pnat-pajtl .niaraorllMd envelop to Box atO, Charlaitown, Maaa. laayla-dAwlyr QBOBOl W. BUAPLKY, U LIVERY & SALE STABLE. 118 8. Jroul St., but. Blstoand Town. riaa II aria. dtVaa-rlimai Uwatdv at all Tlraaia, BOBBS0 BOABDBO BY TUB DAY OB WBIK. ' . wiarrina Boraaa alwayi for Bala. (oetMl Recruits Wanted ! r T P. COOK HAS AGAIN EN. TIHKD the mtrTlM and hm odoqh. hpnrnlMDff cfflce at N. !A Ktwi Slats itrest, Juat over tlitold Post ORloe, wliM-ntis ! n-MlvltiR reriliu lur oiujianjr to gv Intuandf iwiiTloa ui"lc tliti lato m11 of the Oovurunr. TbuHertMlrliig tweiilWl In twnipuny raiiidly Mllng nt fiihnfor PiuHiifMt of coins Into nettYe iPrrloe at an nnrly dnjr, may do ao lay viliittf at ttpt, (Jook'a UtoruJU R; ESTERBROOK & CO., Steel Pen. ManufliOttirers, Ho. 403 A roll Btnwt, i Fbllftdoiplitdii RKKTaCRBIUIOK OO, DblBIHHl TO .all tlia atunitlon of the trado and the American I'ublle to tbo fact that tltool lona are made In thle onon-Iry by thoiA equal lu iualltjr to tlia beat Imported ar. M ef. ..... -,iit . OITT AND COUNTRY DEALERS -. etrpplled on tbo nioat larorabla tenul. ' , Ordora by mall promptly attended to, , Jnnol0.dly J FORWARD! FORWARD ALL PURH0N8 IN NEED OF BOOTS c3 00 TO TUB RENOWNED CHEAP STORE DUN FORD & CO.. , 276 SOUTH HIGH STREET, OoliimbviB, O. A ltd ae those 8itiiillt Mlil II eel oil Boolu for n.. . a..... 95 Tiiete linliie Franiili Mnrocoo Uola.l 00 TUuae Benutirulljr Flnlalied He trod do.. I as Thoie Lmlle'a Ideelleled Clulivri 50 Those Men's Oxfurtl Tlea 04 Tlioae 8ilenUlil Cnlf Ties 00 Tbote Pre ae U Vmlf Boots M .. J oo And other arraatodAr ei, too nuaierous to weutlou AT FADiaoUdLT LOW PBIt'KS. B. P. DUNFORD CO., k Proprietor!. H OUITTBHDB Coiumm, Oum, with FIBS IdblCIIITTkSHUBB,! ' I Attouh.t. it Law, i Wall Btreet, rIow;Tortt, attend ;to Hew York aodOhlooolliHon;iiao, MALTBY HOUSE. PKATT STREET, . Between Llgjlit aad Cliarlea Btrc.la, , Baltimoie. Mil. h. V. MALTBY, I'roprtetoB, aaayM-iMf " Canby, Crilpin & Oo. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, l. BIANand French Priiite, Uhenilo4tH. PerlntnHrv Atiid m bu im run m muwxu tunuuiniii ukm.b r HUL-T AnicKW. ujo Diune. raiuii. uiu. varaiibtai. win. dow Olane, eto. N. W. 00 It. Of LTQUT AND LOU UABD 0TBKBT8, UAldtTIIUOKE. iHny5W-iHro THE PEKKINH DOUBLE LOCKSTITCH FAMILY IAN J) MANUFACTURING Sowina; Vkletolxlxxo. THB DEBT oaiArittt sswin - MAOlllfJH now In us. . X,' SEIXsXji, Agont lxs. .OoXii.na.'busBj, , ISO East Mound St. : . Thle la the Hlmpleet Mhohlne ever made. Bewi with etrn in lit aeodle, from two ipooU without any rewinding and frura lu nluipllolty la not liable to gel out of order. send for aOircQlar aud Hampleol Sewing, or tall and aoa It In operation. A genu wanted In arery town in the State to whom liberal ludnoeinenli aruoffiired Needle and erery thing nertalnlrf to tbe $90 Moon ma oniLreooHtaniiy on nauu. X am nntttnc a velanble Imnraretaetit on tbe Moore ehlnetof which I have the the aole attonov) orlwlilex- change tbo V 40 Perkln'M nutuhlne for Moore maohlnea that nave not been much abnuedt when nrmiean be agreed npon, a OHO. Ft OUR, Oeneral Agtnt, tor tha Uulted Btatea, Otloe and sale Boom, 13t) Wait 4th It. OtuolnnaU. 0. nn.WiMy. QOLDMHUI WH0LV8ALI LIQUOB BTOBB. Imnnrtera and lealar. In foreign and DooeaUo Wtnal. BraadUa, in., dw., alao Old By., Mouongaoela aad Boar boa Whlab. asr Warebooat and OBoa, IN South H lea-Street, on. ' ' nflrftytlC ahlnat..S) BIwUrMVala Tatant Bx taw W 1 jfirY Vjfe t",ll,,0B and , eae... Oahlnot..MO OHIO CO LUMBUS, Betrdwaire. MITHOFF, JONES A CO., WH0LB8AL1 aJID ETAIL .PBALKBS IK ' AMD POBIBBVIO HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, Irs, Bt.l, la riataa, Oopp.,-UXOKANIOa' . TOOLS Agricultural Implements, ' BUILVMMS " BHD WARM, , BMLT1H$ hM, 0H, VBTBUbtf, jto., fteV VV aouth BlBsb arltx-axbt. 4 COLUMBUS; O . SPge1-qw1y HENRY D. HARVEY & CO. WHOLESALE QROOKHH, BO. 105 1.0 HI BARD ITRBBT, ' Bnltlmorr, Bid., DH AL.BIHM IB iagr, Molaaxai, Ooiraa,Teaa. Bptcef, Tobacco, B fare, on tin, Window Olaaa, Patty, Oil., WhlU Lead, fpaom Halt., tup. Uarb. Boda, (al Bod, dip. Era, Alum. Mxtraal ol IWee and Logwood, ludlgo, adder, Hall., Boapa, Candle., Powder, Shot, Bar Lead. Uope, together with a general aud well aaaorted atoek of Wlnaa, Bnvndlea, Wniaky, Oordlala, IlllvaOU, ate. Country Prodaea.f all kluda reeelved .a oonelgnmc.l, wyjai-dlui ; ; i J ' - NEW BltFBOII.LOADlNa BDXK ' leaatbe(aaml,IHIaeMi ,.,. .11r-----,."-bra, M-IU0 leak ; tleaialel Ulb. .aaie ai Wrt Aroy bUi aad al u alia the M.itr.tl.a la aeaele that eaUerate. ana It ibwU with tb. aoeeraey ef a tarfol lu half . pfU el Ooll'il eattMly lrrir, ae. MeitraetiU. by reagh atrrlate. Uaa taaae u day witkeat aleaalag. la Ike eatr ran that 4m. ael leak reatlkahm3. ! aal Jarabla a. Ik. belt aa all liall.g ava. Made txalMlvly ar - - w. ' ' B. KtlTlttlXlg A 00, W ij u-i. atr.ll. aaaaaall. ' a.., laaeleanlMreilellrl. Mttal eartrWgea. aval. BMlen kt aaxa, SterUag Ayyarataj, aad MOHary JntyldSm' Bi'01tTAMT TO LAIUJtt Dn. Jonw Habtbt, baring for upward, of twanly year, devoted hi. profeHlonal time excluaivcly to the treatment of FKMALa BirroULTlBB, and having enceeediMl in tbonaaude af oaaaa In reitorlng the alttlctod to aonnd health, ha. now entire oonlhlance In offiiring puhlioly bi. 'QKKAT AMERICAN RBUBDY," . ORi UAKCEf .... Chrono-Thermal female Pills, Which have navar yet fallml (whttn the dlrtwtloue ha?e been atrfctly followed,) In rnmoTlns dlfflcuUtei arUliif from. Obstruction, r Stoppage of Nature,' or In reetoring tlx lyitem to perfect health, whim aoflur-log from Hplnal Affectiona, Prolapma Uteri, the Whibe, or other weakneM of the Uterine Organi. AIno, In all oatMof Debllitv or Merrooi I'nwtref iun, IlyHtnriua, Pal- Siltatlou, Ac, Jto., which aro forernniien of tnoro eorloui Jatww. T7,aM PilUar pfrJtcUp karmku on lAetwa-4Hon, stvlmof be Mm byO mort dUoat ftvU without tatting &trm ; at the Mme time they Atrf t.i an a oh a rm ky etrenicthoulngt Invigorating aud reatorlng the lyaten to a healthy condition, and by brlDglng on the monthly period with regularity, no natter from what cause theob-itruotiona may arlat. Theyiuould, howevei,o betaken during tkeflret threeorfuur montheof pnMoy, though, ale at any other time, ae mieoariiage would be tbe remit.Each box eontaJni 60 Pllla. Paioa On a Doha a, and when deelred they will be eent by mall pre-paid by any adTertlgtod Agent, on rooelpt of the money, , old h$ PnucgUta gonarally. SOANIiAR A 00., ' - Wkolaaala A genu, Cincinnati. 1 For sale by 9, Wltaon, A. 1. Ban. tie! and a. Boll arte, Oolumbha, , , , ,, , . , , tAgftteodldT NEW STYLES , OF HATS J. XI. SMITH'S HA T S TO RE! IN TUB MONfTOn, BORNBIDES, VI) PONT, - .. aijpu, COM MO DOR FOOTB, OUNCB, BUOWNLOW, And a Large Block of Military Goods, just Km EI ED AND FOR 8ALB AT LOW PRICKS. t. II. BitllTJI. J 1.25.1 BEJisrri3srG-E3n's Old Uoudoil Xools. Grin A 1'uro Article tor Meitlolnal Fnrpoata. roa SALI BY WM, H. RB8TIBAUX, ' HO loath IHgh Street. June I, '01. UMBRELLA, PARASOL , AJND Walking Gaiie Manufactory, '16T Main etreot, GinoinnAti. Ohio. Merohanta and Pealen are nartlonlarlr Inrlted to call ana examine my auwa 01 umnreiiai, raraaoie, ann vik uir uum. wnmn i am ouerinv nt manniiiOaurer'i oobk. M. TJIOUPHON. 167 Main Btreet. weat Nlde.betwooB 4th end Bth, Olnolnnatl, O. asaar-uranroiiat ranwoi and naiaing.uaao raa.iaia nrnienea to ine traqeairediinon priotn. janti-oiyr jBLm O. JPorsaioeirts, NO. 6 EAST FOURTH STREET, . MOUTH BIDS, I AST Or MAIM, CP BTAI11S, Oluoiituxjatl, Om, BABVI AOTTBIB ABS DBAIBB IB Trntteies for Kadicnl Cure, SUPPORTERS AND SHOULDER BRACES, aiipvleal and Anatomical Mechauician. Inventor and Manuiacturer or Apparaiaaiorvmrvniumui dihiw, nij Nnrk, Club feet, Bow beg., and otbor Phliicaf Deforml-tlee. Splint, for rraoturea and IH.IooatloliH, Blockluga for Varlcoee Yoine, Bnce Can. and Anklet, made to order, Hepeolal attention paid to the rawir of Artilloial Linihe. A oompetent retunie to attetm to unaioo. Boi,:'i lr pnrmla.ion to Dr W 0 Minoioy, Dr Q O Black man, Iir f ltiKdkor, Dr J PJudkina Dr V Schmidt, Dr, Frlea, Dr A llettman. Inmrx New Spring and Summer Goods ! C. EBERLY &'" CO. 364 SOUTH IIKill 8THEET ARB) DAII.T RBOBIVIBO ALL TIIK Now etylea of SPBINO AMD SlIMHICB UBBSU QOOPS, rnuglng in price iron, u. to ou oeut. a yaru. Hiteinir ami Mummer M1AWLH at reduoiHl nrirea. Ladiea', llliana1 and Ohlldren'. HOOP BK111T8, af the bait .tile, anil qaaHtlM, at theloweit price.. Ladle.'. Qenta' and Ubildren'. llUblBUY and OLOVKs of allqualltloa, atyie. anil pricne. Ladlra' UOI.LABS, OOLLABH aud OUKI'H, O'lLLAlll andHLlCBVBd, lnaelt. in great variety .nd at all pricex. Mowetylr. of Light and Vanoy U 8MIMKItKS, Plain .,,,1 r.tiov ' OASBMBRKTTS I 00T1HIMADKB. of all tylo. and quaUtiea, In aboudanoa, at the loweet powlhl. prioeh Meo'l noy. and Ckltdlen'. BUBMf B BATS, of the lnte.1 .tylo., very unenp. The beat .tyle. ancf qnaHMas ef PBIMTS, al 6, 10, ltl4 and It oent. a yard. Brown aud Bleached IHIKTINQS andlHlfiVlNGI, at IroBi S la IS oent. per yard. -IN FACT- ' Brest-thing In the DRY GOODS LINK, will be tioia at ureatiy ueauoea i rioes, to Bait the Timos. : ALSO - At Mi. i am. place, oaa be found a food aeteotluu ol GOOD FAMILY GROCERIES, which will b. aold at the lowest noMlbla flgnre.. Butler, kVga, and and all kind, of produoe taken In ex oa.nge ior uroooriee, at aaraai price.. We nav the hurheit market nrloe lor Wheat, Bye, Corn Oat. and seed., at lot South High ttreot and Mo, 7 Beat friend treat. ' ' ' ' 'aaj5awl Junets 0. 1BIBLTA 00. ' ST i t OHIO. MONDAY MOflNM li TELEGRAPHIC? NEWS Bornlnp; and Afternoon Keporl ' ' From WuNblitKton. ; '' , . (TriboraV.Cl.peWk.) , , ,. V i , Wajuiiiutov, Jul. U5, H bag boon .known lo lb military authorilioi vor ilnoo Col. D- Tlta pvlrr expeditioB lo IlokYor Dun, tbgt gno .aomj wbb aenuing ivme 01 it. pent troop a, amono lliera Ilia dlvlsioa.jr.LeigslneL Xwell: nd 11111, to joln Jaokson botwoou GorJonivllle and BUunton.' It ii not believed, however, that Jaokaon'i whole foroo than numbor more than 30,000 men. Ilia t nrpota ia thought to bo U puih up the Valley of the Ehenandoah, and if praotioable, Invade Marj land. ... A German prinler boy, who hat been a year in getting from Now Orleans by way of Ulohmond, to bis friends Id the loyal States, arrived here to-day. He worked several months at printing in Ulohmond, and being suspeoteu, was nnany thrown into jail, but finally esraped. lie save the Germans of the South are to a man for tha Union. lie estimate, the number of fighting; men at Richmond at 70,000 at tha sulslda, and oonfirms the reports derived from other sourcts that four divisions Longstreet's, Brail's Hill 's and Jackson", are stationed along in railroad from Staunton lo Go'rdensTille, and at Louisa Court House, under ooramand of StraewallJaok- son, numbering in all, in fala aaisjieo, 40,000 men, but it Is improbable that Ueaa divisions average 12,000 after the aevera tghting on tke CbiokaJiaBiiBB.Wa)w1i k wearer iCT mark. Their pickets extend to New Market, and their eourse appears to De up ins v alley er in. Duenanuoaa. The Ucparluiente will be ehd to morrow in memory of the late Martin Van lturen. . - Paymaster General liarned still oontinues very low. ; i . A letter from Norfolk slates there bave been several oasos of yellow fever there. ' : (Special to Ihs Tlme.) ' ' : Tbo Postmaster General and the Seoretary of the Treasury have had almost daily oonsalta-lions on tbe stamp currency. It seemed they were unable to decide tho question of jurisdiction. To-day, however, a compromise has boen eil'eoted between the two' Departments. The l'onloffice Department are to ordir and prepare the stamps, and deliver thoin to the Treasury lJcparfmeut for distribution. They aro to be of all tho denominations from one lo .'JO oents, and some will bo ready, It is thought, by the 10th proximo. ' Gov. Ramsey, of Minnesota, and othors, lied au interview with Secretary Chase this morning, on the sutjeot of tho lax bill. It was decided that for Minnesota and other small States there shall be but one. assessor for the State, and a Collector for each district. In the larger States, excepting probably in cities, snoh districts will have an Assessor and Collcotnr. The rebel officers who met the last tlag of truoo, stated that dipt: Diddle, of Gon. MoClel-lan'a stall', was not killed in the lata battles, but died at Ulohmond on Sunday last. The health of our troops is rapidly improving. ' An official list will be prepared of all soldiers absent without leave, which will be of great service to the corporation of Now York in oon- troung the payment of tho Relief Fund. ' From aooounts reoenily reoelvcd from the headquarters of the army of the Potomao, the oflioial report of the battles before Richmond states the killed, wounded, missing and prisoners approximating to 111,000. St. Louis, July 25. Considerable exoltement existed to-day at the Ilritish Consul's ollioo in oonsrnuence of a large numbsr of persons claim ing protection under the Uil'.ish flag to exempt mem irom enrollment in mo militia, under the reoent order of the Government. An exoitcd orowd was around the office, among whom were many indignant oitixons present to punish the perfidyof tho American residents having families and business permanently located here, who, In the hour of peril, seek to sneak from duty by enrolling themselves as subjects of Britain. Several persons in attempting to get protection papora were severely Handled, by the orowd, and numerous arrests wore made. Soveral af- trays and struggles ooourred between the disturbers and the policemen, and with one or two attempts of resistance, arrested the parlies. A detaohment of the Provost Guard were ordered out, and by their timely exertions was eup- Batihoib. July 25. All the Secession mem hers of tho second branch of the City Counoil have resigned in compliance with an intimation from Gen. Wool that' their resignation will tend to the preservation of poaco. a speoial eteation will take Plaoe to fill the vacancies who loyal people A fcceesii I.ovc-lottcr The 8outIt- ciii Ilcait l'ircil. a irienu sonus us ine following front a Bouthorn fire-eater to ''Miss Cora MeUeb.ee." If ."Miss Cora" can stand suoh a bombardmout as that, she unlet to ono of the ''iron dlads :" : Ukaoquai'tku fj. B. Abmt, -i , roOAuosTAS, Tkkmksskb, May 20. '02. . Miss M. Cora Mi.'Oihke Dear M,u:lth with feelings of the most profound respeot that 1 grasp my pen lo address you. Ever sinoe I left the sunny oliino of my ohildhood to go and aid in repelling tbu Hessians of the florth from our sacred soil, 1 have been making every exertion possible for one to make to find where you were, that I might oommunioate with you, uu iej iuv lonimge ui mm neari 01 mine opsn to thee. And fortunately, yesterday eve. being wounded in a skirmish near Corinth, I naid niv mother a'viBiti whs wan at Mr Wright s at Kossuth, and in looking over Miss Annie s aioum, mors seen your 'rinrl name inscribed upon tho pages of her album, with your address. What joy it sent to this heart of mine lo know that 1 had found the obieot that 1 had boen in pursuit of so long and spent so. many uarx ana areary nours upon the tented new Deoause i lounu it not. i shall therefore in the first place ask you to pardsn me' for being so presumptuous as to address you. I kuow you possess n forgiving heart and will pardon me for my boldness. Oft times have I sought an opportunity to toll you voibally wBa't t now pen ; out circumstances would not admit of it at that time.' I navo been 'thrown, into your company at the dear spot, Corina, often;1 and sat beneath the Bound of thy swekt and LovaxY . voics, which caused mo lo fool un-oarihly as I gazed upon ono that I knew bad no BuuAb in tne terra nrma, nor surpassed by the brightest seraph that ' flies around the throne of eternal bliss. It seemed as if one of the angelic hosts were in tho assembly whenever yonr bwkkt and lovely yoru slrodd before the audionoe. I sow throw myself at thy foot and ask thee for thy love. This heart of mino boats for tiies, and thick alohb. , Tho degroe of lovo I entertain for thee can nkveb, so, never nit. It will livo throughout the ondiess ages of eter nity and nourish amid the sand hills of the desert, and ever flourish as an oasis within my bosom. Is this reciprocated, Miss MollieV Ob. ono enoournging word from. you would rondur me tne iimtikst uhinu mat hasks beneath the sunlight of liberty, aud shall wait impatiently for my doom and bear thy will from thy own swkst lips. If this it reciprocated, then usn I lay the feelings of this heart of mine to the idol of my ukAUT open unto thee. Oh, with what impatience I shall wait for a roply. Miss Mollis, If there should bo anything improperly written in tneso linos i asK pardon, l am wounded, and may lose two fingers from my left hand, but expeot to remain upon tha tenu ed field until the last armed foe expires, still a meniuer ol the Corinth limes, i nave been in three engagements with tha enemy In the last forty days. Miss Mollis, an answer from you will render me happy, the dark and lowering oloud that overshadows my pathway now will disporse as tho mist before the rising sun, and the heavens appear anew again to mo. An answer will be impllontly lookod for by your true aumirer, THUS L. ROBERTSON, .. Co. F, 0th Miss. Reg't, Pocahontas, Tenn, There are fow divinos who ean more deeply feel the aontiment of the patriarch, whan ho sadly said his children had brought his grey hairs In Borrow to the grave, than tha Rev-Robert J. llreokinrldgo. . Two of his leas ars actively serving In tha rebel army, and pns of them is a membor of Morgan's maraudori. But the old patriot is as firm, as undauntod. as un oonquerabls, SB his master- John Knox. Hit eye still sparkles for his oountry whh Ihs light l - 1 1 V. i- at., (a .till Am ..J Ul -Igwiwu. U1.UUWI M,a av. . ...i. ... ua, ... his oourage is all that Kentuoky demands of har sons. What a brilliant nags of tha hi.torv ef this Southern rebellion have the deeds of this nobis Ksntuoklan written. His name is honored wherever freedom under the rostralnti of law is reoognlxtd as a blessing t man, and iVnf JOURNAL; JULY 28.' 1862. a - will b tvt ateraal as the ,Alleghenfet which tower towards the heavens. The' Morgan pi' rates made takaveirorts to steal this renowaed Sentuokiea'ta thelf reoont piratical excursioa. t-AeNlMoWSat. -.it, u ft rid ,.. i. . . . TUE JFIECT OFF OfOpiiH. Appoaranca of tle llebel Fleet ..a i-recipuate stetrent ksdci VennBiM Captured Pwrtlculars oi tbs cap tui-e, or tbo Htvautcr Ann. B ,fc . Oorreapondaaca of th, Hew Ycrk Tim a. . . - VairxoBTATBs OuiiiOA Kabawiia,-Off Mobile ar, Wsdnasday, July 3, '02. W. arrived on this station en: the '2 1st Febra ary, sinos whioh tiras ws have been kept pretty Buoy, lor-iae-squadron nerenat never neen toore than, three vessels at a time, and fre quently only two'.' The 'first demonstration whioh Seeesh mad npon us was on the 3d' of April, xuere was inea witn us only ine sailing sloop-of-war Preble. At daylight in the morning, we diseorerod the whole rebel fleet, consisting of firs steam gunboats and one sailing eotioeaerooming out from behind Fort Morgan in line of battle,, with ensigna displayed and evident!-en hostile thoughts intent. The odds looked rather formidable for us, as two of in. re Del vessels were Known to be ntw and heavily armed, carrying eaeb tea guns, and it was reported that Ihey had some 100-pounders rilled; As it wen oalm the Preble oouldonly lay and await tbe onset. ' Ws went to quarters and oleared for aotlon, hoVe up our anohor and steamed slowly toward them. . - : When-Aflt)y,.iMga leapproaoh within long range the opened fire from all the boats, but were inlanlly hesitating about coming any nearer It seems th. expected Id frighten us off that they might bars a big story to tell in Mobile, but as wo did not aeea inclined .to leave vory promptly the matter began to assume an entirely new anpeot. After waiting for them lo op-proaoh a little nearer,' and being as close to the oar as we eould gel, we opened on them from our Divot and sent in our. eomnlimenta in ilia shape of anlil-inoh shell whioh passed botwoen the masts evatto leading boat and burst iust be yond her, lb Preble at the sams time began to send in soma constitutional argumonta from her ao-pounder rifle gun. The new and exprotsivo pnraao, "skedaddling," bad not then been invented, but the rebels gavo It a beautiful exhibition of tbe operation, for no sooner did our shells begin to fall around thorn than they made tracks for. Ine friendly protection of the fort. ws followed mem in until the shot from the fort fell around us, and then hauled off, not being williug to undertake single handed the bombardment of a fort mounting 100 guns. Sinoe then are bave nob seen any of thoir boats oulsido of Ihs fort, although we havo frcquntly board of nieir lntennons to come out and sink We shall be happy to make their acquaint ance whenever they shall too lit to undertako the operation. i i'n Un tne 'Slight of the ltu of April, being about nine miles from the Bar on a oruiae, we saw three sohooners -running off to the southward. We immediately gave ohaso and in a fow hours bad safely bagged all three, 'i'hoy were all loaded with cotton, bound for Havana. We Tory kindly took oharge of thoir cotton and sent it North for the mudsills to operate upon. The next day we made tho aoquaintanco of another "seeesh," bound from Havana to Matamo- ras, but as Matamoras is not situated in this region we oonoluded that we would rather she should go North. . She had a general oargo, among which was a largo quantity of rifle powder and lead'-artiolea -vory muoh needed by our Southern brothren just now. On the night of April 21, another ootton-loaded schooner insisted en getting lu our way, and as a oouple hundred bales of ootton is to be con sidered quite aeoeptablein those timos, we sent her along to Key West. ,0n lii2Uth April as we wore oruising just to the eastward of the Bar, we quietly dropped alongside of another ootton.loaded oraft, whioh we sent to Ship? Island, from whence her oilton was shipped to Now York by the Baltic. On the morning of the 20th June, as we were cruising near the Bar, we discovered just at daybreak, a sohooner to the eastward, oloae in to the land. Feeling satisfied from her movements thstjsbe was trying to run tho blokgde, we gave chase. As soon as she saw na she headed for the boaoh, and in a few minutes was high and dry ashore. As we approached we oould see the orew busily engaged in transferring her eargo to the beaob; but as wo were soon within shelling distance'; they did not suocced in saving much, 'and a few moments after they quit bor we saw smoke and tlame issuing from her oabin hatch. We ran in within a half mile of her) and sont our first cutter, with an armed orew, in oharge of Acting Master Dunn, to board her. They pulled in rapidly, and in a row moments were nearly alongside, when the rebels opened a brisk fire of musketry upon them from the bushes whioh lined the shors about sixty yards distant. Nothing daunted, however, our brave boys jumped on board and began an investigation, replying to tbe rebel fire with an occasional shot from their rifles. Mr. Dunn jumped down into the hold to see If there was any ohanse lo extinguish the fire, but found the whole after 'hold and oabln in flamest Returning on deck they threw into lire boat some fruit thatKSS lying around loose and shoved off, part of the orew keeping Up a brisk fire on the rebels meantime. ' As soon as the boat had got off from the beach so as to be out of the line of Are fforn tho ship, tbe Kanawha sent a few rifle shells among the bushss, whioh effectually soattered the rebels. We laid by for an hour' Or two, until the sohooner was totally destroyed, sad thkn returned to eur anchorage; . The Coxswain of ths cutter, When the rebels wire firing upon them after they had boarded the sohooner, actually" begged Mr. Dunn to let him rush ashore' and charge them with the bayonet, which he thought would effectually disperse them; But as from the fire there mttst-hate been some thirty Or forty Men in the woods, that officer did not think it quite the thing to land With six men tb cross an open beach of twenty yards and oharge bayo-nets upon an unseen enemy.' " ''..'' ' I must now tell you of a oaptdre whioh we have Just made, Wnlohhas given us more pleasure thaa all the' others combined. "-' On the morning ef the1 29th of June, Just at daylight, we saw a scfiooner about ten miles off to tho southward. ' At sohooners, when sedn in the vicinity of blookaded ports, are always to bo considered as' suspicions oraft, we immediately cave ohase. At 7 o'olsok ' we oame up "with her and found her to be an honest trader bound to New Orleans. We inquired whother she had soen any other Vessels. - She had seen a sohooner at daylight, a few miles from them, ' standing to the southward. We orowded all 'sail and steam, and ran off until 10 o'clock, but not seoing anything we turned around ana headed for our usual anohorage off the Bar. About 11 o'olook we saw a ship ooming down toward us from the direction of Mobile, which we soon made out to be the Preble,sloop-of-war, one of the blookadlng fleet.' As soon as she got within signal distance, up went her Hag. "An English steamer rau ashore last night on the Bar, in trying to run the block-adit," was tho story they told, and as soon as this beoamo known In the ship all was exoite-mont. , The only othor ship on the blockade besides our own and thl Preblo,' is tho steam sloop Buequehanna. When within hail of the 1'roble, she Informed ... it... i.-.i 1 1 : i -i 1. ., ,l. u i. UB I.I1W.V VUll.t llLWUUUV., VI uig uu.i wounuumu, oould not use ths guns of that ship, as he hart an oOiooron board so sick that it was feared the oonoussloU might prove fatal to him, and he wished us to return with all speed. ' All steam was crowded on, and the Kanawha jumped along like a race horso. At i P. M. we got np alongside the Susquehannab, which laid off the bar, about five miles from the fort, and there, sure enough, about 600 yards from the fort, lay a large stoara propcllor, with a rivor slnamer along side ol her, taxing out cargo, xne in shore ahannel. Bear tho fort, only has about seven foot of water, and the steamer drawing ten feet, (as we attorwards ascertained; oouia not be Bot over without lightening, it was very evident that the rebels oonsidored that they nau tnis vesssi ana nor oargo saioiy naaer cover, as the Busquobanneh bad been quietly looking on all day, and tho other vessels were out of sight ; but they had reckoned without the nanawna. AS soon as our oantain oaa aommuniaated with the Susnuehannab. we headed right In for the fort,' the Husqtiehannah Betting unuorwoigh. and following us."' . When the robels saw us ooming, they mndo all haste to got on shore, leaving the tcbsoI, as it afterwards proved, In suoh a hurry that they did not even drop an anchor to hold her tn oase' of a rise In the tide. Wo ran in within a oouple of miles and stopped to reconnolter. It scorned that the vessel oould only be taken by the boats and she was so close to the forts, It looked like a desperate undertaking. Just at this time the how of the steamer swung round, the tide hav. ins raised sufficiently to float her. and she be. gan to drift slowly along the land. AS you may supposo, we watohed her with Intense interest. AtArot w, supposed that her orew were on NUMBER 22. board, and that they were only trying to get in eloser to ths fort, but as she gradually drifted lurtner on, we Deoame assured tnai sae was abandoned. . The rebels now discovered what a blunder they had committed, aad endeavored to remeuy it. inree Boats, crowded witn nun, put off from the fort, and pulled for the steamer, but they were loo late. A shotl from the Bus- quehannah dropped noar them, aad they put for tne oeacn in a nurry. - xne steamer aad bow drifted down the beaoh about three-fourths of a mile from tbe fort, and touohed on the beaoh. She fort cpsnsd fire npon ns, but as ws were bent upon having the steamer, we oonoluded not to return just men. tweing a reuel gunboat running down the beach on the inside of ths land spit Chat divides ths waters of the Hay from tke Gulf, we watohed them and saw thsm haul their boats over the sand bank and launohthem right abreast ths stranded steamer. In a few moments they bad got on board. It was now evident that if we were lo oapture her, prompt measures must be taken. The Kanawha was headed direotly twards her, and whsn within half a mile, an eleven-inok shell was sent whining between her masts. This was more than the rebels bargained for, and they made all haste to "evacuate." They skedaddled in a hurry, and we ran in until within a hundred yards of her, and dispatohed a oouple of boats in ehargo of Aoting Master Partridge and Acting - Midshipman Batoheller, who wero soon.- on board ' of her, and tha prfse a ours. But now the question was to get her off. The rebels had dropped her an ohor before quitting her the last time, and had ateo opened some vaives in tne engine-room, through which th. watsr was running at a fearful rale. To add to this, Ihs fort, only a mils distant, and the rebel gunboat were both firing at ns. nut an eieven-inon shell from our "Unole Abraham" soen disposed of this latter annoy ance, inoottioer who had boarded her sont baok a boat with ths information that the water was deep enough for us to corns slonxslde. bo we steamed up to her, and in a few moments had her fast to us with a six-inch hawser, and slipping her ohain we soon had her safely an- ouoreu out of roach or the guns or ths forL She proved to be an iron steamer, of about 000 tons, called the Ann, of London. And subsequent investigation revealed the faot that her oargo was prlnoipally arms and ammunition, with a fow hundred, bags of coffee,, and sundries. They bad got out about one-third of her oargo, whioh perhaps will pay thorn for the loss of ths rest. ' 1 Wo hare stopped the leak's In the engine-room, and to morrow ahe will ' sail fur New York, lu charge of Aoting Master Partridge, tho officer who so gallantly boardod her. ' iv o are expecting Uonimouore rurritgut, with the iloet from Mississippi, hero every day, when we expect to end an running of blockade here, by laking possession of ths forts and the city. The rebols talk confidently of. their ability lo huiu .ue luria uguuuot mi tno luroe wo uuu oriug against it; but so Ihey said of Fort Jackson. Twenty-four hours of boinbardmont will no doubt ellvot a ohuugo of opinion with them. STIRRING TIMES JRl'RO. AT . VKCKS- Tlte "Ar'kauNits" Out Site Run tho Itlockude tUrand Sliua-pcilo of Ilamsj and Steamboats Slio Cripple, lite Caronde-let Narrow Escape of the Cincinnati.j " (OorreRpondonce of the Chicago Tribune.) .. Ukiteo States Gukooat Flotilla, Wednesday, July 10, 18G2. The monotony and ennui whioh has hung like a pall for the last two weeks over our fleet was most ell'ectually broken yesterday morning, and a rather unpleasant break it was. Hut to faole: About 3 GO a. m, the gunboats Carondolct and Tyler, and tbe ram Queen of the West got undor way, steamed np the river a short distance, turned and headed up the Ya-soo.Rumors had been rlfo for . several days that the Arkansas was preparing lo como out, but a large majority hooted it down, and eocfled at the bare idea. It seems, however, that those in authority placed some oredenoo in the report, and consequently tno two gunboats and ram wero sont to look up matters. Upon entering the river, the Qucon shot up ahead of tho reel, tbe Carondolct . following, while the Tyler brought up the rear. Ihey had proceeded about five miles only, whon those on the gunboats were startled by the appearanoe of the Queen ooming full speed down the river, with evidently every pound of steam she oould make at work on her shaft. She flew by the Carondolct with the words, 'Tfto Arkansas is ooming:" and shortly after, a long, low, mud-oolored oraft, with a short, thick, black smoke stack in her middle, puffing out huge volumes of black smoke, oame swiftly around the point, and made for the Carondolct. The river was too narrow to turn baok, even if Capl. Walker had so wished; but tho captain is one who knows no suoh word aa "baok out," and swinging around broadside, to avoid raking shots, the Carondelet belohed forth a whole broadside on to the rapidly advancing oraft. Imagine the consternation produoed when tbe ' balls were seen to strike and fall harmlessly in the wator. "At him again," was the ary, and another broadside was poured into the monster at fifty yards range, but with no more effect than if so many peas bad been discharged. The Arkansas now ran into tne carondolct s starboard quartor with a fearful orasb, pouring broadside after broadtlde into the gunboat, which, passing through the wooden casemate, raked the vessel from stem to stern. The Arkansas showed no intention of leaving her viotim, but remaining along her starboard quarter rakod her fore and art with pointed shot? Ths Carondelet s stern and after division of starboard battsries, kspt np an Incessant fire but the huge solid shot flew off like India rubber balls. .. . There was no tangible spot (o bs seen, a very small round hole; just large enough to admit the gun, oonttltated her ports, and on elevating or depressing, the porthole moved with the gun. Finding hit guns were doing no ssrvioe, Capt. Walker had his boarders oalled away, and into the rebel craft they poured ; but not a man or a passage way ooald be found. ; Tho boarders now returned and the guns set (o work, but it was so muoh powder wasted. .The carondelet s stern was now perfeotly riddled, all the officers' quarters shot away, and everything literally, torn to pieoes. ' ' ' '.''. At length tne shot cut away the steam-pipe, and scalding vapor sprsad to every part of the boat. Many of the nieu jumped overboard. At this junoture of affairs Captain Walker led a boarding parly on the rebel's dsok, but could find no potsible way of gotting below. The hatches were nil seoured undernoatn, ana tne smauost kind of an aperture or hole was nowhore to be found. This discovered, the party returned to give up thoir boat only when the bottom of the river oall for her. What mon were loft stood by what guns oould be brought to bear, and workod them until the Arkansas, thinking she had about finished her viotim, pushed along past ber and stood for the Tylor, which had Blood by the Carondolct through the whole tight. The Tylor discovered her motion, aud knowing her thin frame would stand no ohance when brought in oontaol with the enemy's invulnerable eides, headed down the siroam, keeping just cloar of t lis Arkansas, and firing her etern battery. This ohase was kept up until ths mouth of tho river was reach ed, when the Tvler. her boats shot way and bad- ly out up otherwise, oaniointo view oi.tne wnoie Beet. Not a vossel In the whole fleet, from some strange fatality, had steam enough to move. The Louisiana sbors was linsd with our trans- rtorts. ordnanos boats, (to., while direotly op. Dosite thorn, three or four abroast, lay Farra- gut B anu vavia a uevi, BuaiuDi ivv vi wuiuu oould nro witooui pouring tnotr oroausides in. to some of thoir own vessols. All eyes were strained to see the oauss of tbo Tyler's commo tion. The ram-Ueet which lay near the mouth of the Yatoo, aro scattering in every dlreotlon A moment more and tne long. dreaded Arkan sas steams Into full vlow, and heads right for the eonter of our fleet. . Bang goes a gun at tho ordnance boat ureal Westsrn, whilo ono Is fired from her port battery at the rams, whioh are leaving in every direction. She now passos tho Riohmond, whoso splendid battery of nine-inoh Dahlgren guns Is hold quiet by the J. H. Diokey, which lies just opposite. Bang, bang, go two more una at lbs ordnance boat. Passing down, she puts two balls into the Champion, while in the meantime ner port Denary is ousy witn r ar- ragut's fleet. Steadily she pursues her way, nothing daunt nd. nothing oheoked. She is now more than half way down. She passes the Hartford, but the noble old flac-shlp is situated like the Rich mond, for the eamo blockade whioh would have hailed on the Arkansas, would nava anninua I tod 'be splendid hospital-boat lied Rover, with hsr cargo of human freight. The Oneida hits Idter witlv elevaav-inoh, but her ponderous mis- sits proauoss bo enoot. ine nenona ana Wis sahlokoa engage her, but shs passes their fir-unscathed, unharmed. ..Oaa nothing hurst tha rebel mossier? A ' : v. dubious shaks of ths hsad ia Ihs only response, as ball after ball drops front hsr sidej into the water. ' Steadily but surely ihs keeps an tha - war, firing one broadside at the transports, and ths athar at soms vessel on tha other side. Shs has nearly ma ths gauntlet. One mora boat only to dispute her progress, and that the - Cincinnati, whioh, far below tha rest of the . . - fleet, is doing picket duty near the point. All eyes are upon her, aad a repetition of her Fert rmow axpenenos seems inevitable. On semes ths Arkansas, seemingly liks Aa- . .. tons of old, picking up new strength at every " '. step! The it sura of her prey, and is making right for it Ths Cincinnati had not steam suf. loient to tackle on her, or even hardly enough to hold her head up stream. She slippsd hsr cabls, however, aad headed for.lhe Mississippi shore, drifting down stream all ths time, her own motive power being insufficient to stem ths current. The Arkansss discovering her inlcn- ' ' . lion heads for hsr, when the gunboat opened a brisk and galling firs on ths advanoing Rebel at short range, ths rifled Parrots apparently piercing her. the other shots droDDinc harm. lessly off. ' The ram fires heavily as shs advances, and is rapidly gainiag on her opponent. When just as sll wero eapecting a oollieion, ths Arkansas suddenly checks up, heads ths other way, fires a parting broadside, and rapidly leaves the Cincinnati behind her. The gunboat had " -. drawn her into too shallow water, whioh she had no intention of being caught in. The Cin- .' ' ' olnnati, assisted hy th. Wenona. kept un an in- oeasanl firs until shs had rounded the point, and was in the arms of her friends. This un. paralleled audaoily and boldness elicits tbo un- . t . qualified admiration of all. Such a thing aever took olace before, and wiU probably never take plaoe again. In broad day- ' " , light, in the teeth of a hundred bubs, this oraft ..... slowly and doliberately made hor way, seleot- . . ing nerown vioums, aad Burling ths glove or : 1 defiance at the combined fleet; It Is an exam-pie of oool, daring oourage unexampled, and . --the name of " Catesby Jones," hsr commander, ( , , , . .,,,, will be awarded by all men as deserving a plaoe , ,, among the list of Ihoss " who know no fear." The fad of her success is undoubtedly owing to un oiraamauinoes unaer wnion sne eaugnt us. Our position and everything worked against '- " . .- us. The Essex had discovered a burnt boiler . the night before, and a new one was bolus in serted at tbe time. The Louisville was lying at - ' ' tho blaoksniilh-boat, repairing. The Sumter "-had hor waste-pipe cut and a new one being in.-serted. Everything worked in her favor. Those ,-boats that wors all ready oould not use thoir guBB for fear of doing more damage to their friends than their foes. I will leave comments on this singular trans- ' action for other pons than mine. Different persona will of oourse have different opiuious. Ail that is loft us is to say what might have boon, and resolutions what ws will do. The Arkansas is safo for a time . I won't answer ' for her boing so long. ' . . . . ; , Kilted. Wounded. Ulwiug. Tyler............... lo , . j, M . .-''.. .lerondolet 6 20 11 " """"" m.m ;1S ' BuUtou m.. ,... 1 10 s ' Total , ...........31 Lanonslor shot in hor boilers, threo times. Champion slruok Groat Western struok one time. 00 ts ' Diokey struck three times. A Wow Order by. Cien. Boyle. HBAD-QVAKTIias U. S. FoaCKB IK KgNTl OKY, 1 Louisvillh, July 21, 18U2. Gkneual Obdeb No. C The following General Order is issued, to be enforced by military oommandera in the District, of Konluoky : No person bostilo in opinion to the Uovorn-meut and desiring its overthrow will be allowed to stand for otfioe in the Distiiot of Kentuoky. The attempt of such a person to stand for office will be regarded as in itaelf suflioiant. evidenoe of bis treasonable intent to warrant hta arrest. . lie who desires the overthrow of the Government oan seek oflioe under the Government only to Promote its overthrow. In seeking oflioe he beoomes an aotive traitor, if he has never boooms one otherwise, and is Uablo both in reason and in law to be treated aooordingly. All persons of this description who persist in offering themselves as candidates for offico will bo arrested and eont to these Head-quarters. ii) command of ling. Gen. Boyle. JOHN HOYLE, Capt and A. A. 0. . Trouble ati-and ciulf. . A correspondent of the Philadelphia Presa writes from Vioksburgb, under dato of July I): "Tbe steamer Tennessee left this morning, convoyed by the gunboat Katahdin. On her downward passage to New Orleans, on arriving within a short distanoe of the ever-troublesome Grand Gulf, information was rsooived that it was very strongly fortified by a large body of troops, under tbe oharge of Gon. Bragg. Not deeming hor ' strength sufficient to oonlend against suoh a superior foroo, sho put back to her old position, and now lies ahead of the Brooklyn. We are now virtually prisoners. hemmed in on all sides, and oan only be relieved from our unoomfortable situation by tbe arrival ot Ualleok's army. The river is falling very fast. It is hardly possible that the three larga sloops, Hartford, Brooklyn and Riohmond. to gether with the two sloops of smaller class, the Oneida and Irequois, whioh draw nearly the same quantity of water, oan be ablo to get down the river. In suoh a contingency, all wa oould do would bs to make ourselves as com fortable as possible till Spring, when the river rises. Should we be thus caught, the Navy Department will lose the services ef a number of the best ships in the United Stalos Navy, with a full orew of oflioers and men." Jeff. Davis is gathering a million of butter nuts" for ua to oraok this'fall and winter. All that should bs forthcoming now is the nut- oraokers. He, whoaontributes nothing to the support of the army, should blush to bear the word "loyal ty" spoken. Tonaorlal. Neil House Hair Dressing Establishment H. Koejuer--Proprietor .,. .' Foraurly of Pbelaa's Bew York, .' laoaatloa Baaanaaiat of the Ball nous. Ool-iuxxbuew, Olxlo. .. MR. KUUIILKH HAS FlTTBtD VP IIIB llooin. with all tha late lmnrovementa. and I. nn. pared to accommodate all who may give him a oall. aeptll-ly. i IMPERIAL SMUTS! GOLDEN HILL & SHOULDER SEAM 1 rpiio Pattaria ef tlieae shirts Is new snpe- X rfor. Tha bodlM. viikne. lanvni and liuaoma are fonuod to fit the ponon with IS ASK AND C0MFO11T! Tho mrk upon evsh one deelenatfon the eiie may be relied upou aa boiugoom-oti aud every shirt la guarantied well made. Ueiila and Iroya uei, . Vrioee inodorato. 1UIN A iiN, No fu Hmth IllRb ntmet. Western Chemical Writing Fluid aad Blacking Laboratory, No. HI Walnut-St., Cincinnati, O. CHEMICAL. WRITING FLUIU, Copying, Black, Vine, Varmlno, Japan, Stenciling and Dntieinnaa. OIIi POXaXSB. .ABB Original Japanese Blocking Brebo-ly MBUlt'AH BANK MOTBOO (Boolh-aaat Corner Bain and fourth Slreete,) CINCINNATI, OHIO, Bngraved lu a .tyt.oorre.pon.dlng lo axoellenoo to that Bank Nolo., Ballroad and County Bond., Bill, of Ba- ehange, Oheokj, Draft., OartlOcatos ol Block and Da. po.lt, bealijOarda, Ac, Ac Th. abov. omoa is unoer n. suparvutoa of a.T.JOMBS, ootlB-dly Otntdnn.tl. A. HILDRETH & CO., LTJMBBK D;B ALEB8, 3d St. between State and Town tCOLUMBUS, O., Dealer. In all kinds ofLmmber, Bbltilea Lath, Door., Bashland Blinds. Planing and Sawing dona to order . JaoeVtlly. BD7 TBH BXMqLM BUT TBE OB EA T ESTI Bay the Perkins' Hewing Machine 840 Only 040 - Bee adrertleement. Tor aal. by v. nHLi,. JuneaT-dim 180 Beat Mound Sll taauna voiv . mmuoiw , I ..:Ji ! ' . ".Tl-- . - I ; 'i i. .11 , t ', ,-M, l Vl I ... ... '., . ., ' PV mC . .1 , . jj!. .1

ew ttk . 4ertliMMt. I ORNAMENTAL 1B0N..W0M. Wr(M Cut ati "Wiro. .. hoi. atTturiri. hbrs, baioob. LL .ii ahd nit mm, wn UUABINI, STALL BUABM, MABQBBB, now guabdb. . 1 ' i , Iran pwraltwr.. v ' ' ' iMltMiiv Orallee, and Orlba, AWo-JUttfMM, W vO rkw Tnlami SUUi. DmWJj ' -! llliutreted eete.uuaa BieBed utt reaelpl Bmt mTm Malt BOTOIHBSOB WIOBBBBBAB, Mo W Canal Itnrt, MU Broadway, Bew York, Be ,I AU S''B.W UtWke.lta.lia, . . BARLE S NEW HOTEL Terms. $1,60 per Day. flMlB ABOVM IIOTBb HBOW TtPHB I ... ,-..... ... Ta. location being eea- III IB! HUWi ssasaa.wwa ' , . .t.hl in a Ml nil hendaom. unw, The tilt whlob laenumber.weBlngle,e unMUelly well iw LV4 notll.ua. Mid. ID nvot, everything hMlBBe that oould add to tlx eoaitucl of lb la-ate. Bud an AprillSdly. rmprialoH, R. L. GILBERT & CO., MiNUrAOTUBItBS or ' STEAM REFINED CANDY! XtooU. Odasa.cS.yv cjo. 0B Till fUULlO. ; IUBlailicjraiifala Hooim. '.'.'" '"oTvOVUTl.AHDV BV BKVV fB ' Branch olca, Ml Canal II., Barla'l Hotel Building. way IMyr - . JOHN BLACK, Baiilhoturw 'lind WkalHli D.af.r la T R IJ.N K ! - r SB BEADB BTltEET, MEW VOHK. LArB' DRH88 TltUNKB; , CEDAR TRUNKS, FOR FURB; ! F1HB BOLB LBATHBft TJtt'OHKS And all kind, a , . , TRAVBLINO B A fl 8. oiayla-Hmo - ' : ' ' . MANHATTAN HOTEL. SUOID DOOB f BOM BBOADWAY, Oppo.it. U Park, 3W :etw "jro!.!. ' .-, , Proprietor. H. HUaUJHB, narlodl United Stales Ulalui Agency, VAN WINKLE & BUSSERT, Atioruoys aud' Connsellori at Law HAVINU TAttaOM TIIM COMMOUIOIIB bambino urrioB, No. 8 Wert Third Street, CINCINNATI OHIO. '" ' ; JSKl'i-UKirli occupied by ilia Ban of tlx Ohio Valtnr), I iKy ro uow Lnfiml lo StioeoMlully Prneeonto "ry .orlpllnn oI 01.AIHH agannnuauaiu '" MKN'ft '. -- l , .' 1JUUNIY LAND, PHN8I0N8, 100 DOUNIT, ARRBARAGJJ8 OP WA0B8, , INUEMNIl'lBa AND BPOl LAT10N8, LOST I10RSB8 and other Proporly, &., fto wTiialu) no ehargua unleal McoamM o procuring Ow Buiwdsll all klndaof OOVBRNNfKNT CLAIMS, LAND WARRANTS, DNOUHRKNT MOlfUV, GOLD AND BILVMR; , Fublliheraof Iho . H0LDIHR8' FRIEND AND ARMY RBOOHB, A Winkly Paiwr (Ivlnij full dctcilll of tha BattlM, Mil of Killed and Woun loci, Lmmll'iu of UkrIiiibuH, and In fact all IUe wamaiin lKirmllul to tgnMtlil. t,. ..,.1. ...r i,r l lio kind Dlltllllliod In tha 1Tnlt Hiawi. BlnnlaHibiorliillonall . flimohnoa eopliia tent free. , ... . . AprM7-d.0rn-a.o.di ISO'. ISO onio WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. WARDEN & EMERY. TIIIB PAVOUITH HK1UUT IIAB BKBI Lfawd by the nudonlgacd for the leaton of ISM, comtneuclnir, j una loih, ttud IJiiding Soiittimbor loilt feur Iwauly of location It la not eaoelkd by anyorher watering Place lu tlio country. The Bolldlnga bare all lon llorouglily olnaueod, aud Ilrlroi and everything, 0011001141 with tho Spring, repaired al a heavy expenee; aud nothing that would prove hnnOelol lo porione reeking health or plcaaare baa bcon left nudono, A guod LIVHHY U alta.liiil, well .lonk d. BATHS, Bel anil Cold. Attentive WaltiT.. TIILBUBAVII OrFICBoon-uecllng with all part, of tha country. 0MH1BU3 LIMB o oorry patron, to nud from the Train.. Arrangement, with all the principal Railroad, for HtVLf tABB llehelt lonndfrom tho Bprlttg., good during theSoaeen. BOARD "fjfcj, f'i per wei'k, til to til. tor further lulbrma-aaII, ad'lreia WAHDMSf da UMHKY, Amerlonn Hotel, LMoea of Ohio White Snlphnr Springe. COLVM.tra, Ohio, JuuoO. d.l-m. . "W3VE. XX. XjXIEI, MANUVAOTURkB Of Awnings, Tents and Mops JfO. C UN Tit A i AVMNCB, 01xs.clxi.a.tie Olxlo. AWNIBUS AMI TMNTI Fl'KNIBIlS at lte. than Kiatern prloea. ALL VtOKb; WA UANTKO. ALLOUlla'HV PUOHPTLT ATTBNDED1 jiilyl.dSni. : .1 - M-JOULMi M' IDULITtlM, Bl'BOBBIIMII 00., laTIIOUHAPHhSKW, BIROllA VBtatB COPPER PLATE PRINTERS. Waat Fowrrti St Olaalmawtl. All kind, of work done In vb. beat .tyl. and on abort v notice: , Partlnilar attenllou wlB b. given to order, far WEDDING CAUDH, VISITING OARDB, fto ar Orilnr. may be wuit lu lb. Jotnuu Orrw. novlMly G. ii. COLLINS, ATTORNBT AT LAW. Opt Ifo. 67, South louth of the 1'oit Offict, JUifh Strut, (wo ofoorr COLUMBUS 0. Will promptly attend lo Uoltoorl"n. BiMlnew. aprim.lyr. .... and other Law QAFITAL OITY PIUrUBB OALLBBII No. 101 SOUTH HIGH STREET, (Opposite Gaiotte Building,) POLTJMHUH: OHIO. riiOToaRAriis, chiarrographb i AmtrotvieR, &o., &b,.' TABM IB TlfB HlDBIHT BtTll M HB ABT JOBLBBBYBB, A i. WATT rM.dpel Arlba, ajr . m OOLD MEDAL TIA-3STOS WM. KNABE & CO., XlnUlmoref 91d. ManurAutnmraof GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS, 1X70ULD BKSI'KOTFHLliT aall the attnntlos of I VV l"iibUo, andMiwcUlly of thoanlu need of a real by FIRST C L A J B TIANO, to thnlr woll ammrtcd Htnok of fiiitrnnantt. TbMtrtle Itrated rtanoi hare mm awarded the hlfthwt prvminra at tlHlurmtt falr, for aeveral uoowiaire yvan, or a large cuitipctltlonor the neat m alter i in tut ooiintry. Teeti-motiirtli of their xotjUouce from Thklberic. anltMibalki Htraknteh nodU. Suttur, and a largo uuoiber of the beat arllnu and amatenrt In the country. Kv-rj luitrntnont fully warm tiled for flva yean. De aoripiira oirouiaii prompuy mi oo arpuoaiion. WM. KNABE ft CO.- kmrwi"wi omii itjiuit i a t., in mmm o mvw Birvwi. Ofjl)in, are went for the abore oelehrated Plauoe, and tittvni lr(. Mnortraent evDitantljr oa band, at factory mmt ai'lMn a. 1T BtlOTrn ie va aaa.A- a ... a urion. DtayVittadtodlyAwtwly ' DAILY- VOLUME xxvi ; rhllAdelpkla Advertlalaf . 'I1IIB LOUIS, UHB1STN11TBTB.M1B1T. 1 liatwiwi Third aix roorlh, fuiladalplila. Tha auderaiiiucd. haflni laaMl, far a lam of yaara, dala popular kaaia, hara lua plaiora of announolof to taalr frlaada aud Mia trdvallnn oomnnnlty that It I. now .a lor tha raoaptlon' vl gauala. Tlia honaa alnoa tiw rit of March hut, baa xw autlrely rauovatad aud ra-ailad In a auparlor awn oar; ilia apartmanta aro larga, viBraaMialad aad furnhbod In modara atyla. II la oan-I i all) located, aiiDvanlenl to all Iba depot aud ataamboat -tuolDaai and In tha lannajlata rklnlty of tha Uaatual douaa. Pool Orltaa and Ilia Our a Bxohatta.- ' Uoauaolad villi tha Holal U a iiUunuil for Iba noaom. podation of Ibooa preferring tha Kuropoan plan. Prloua 4 Booiua rota Throa lo hofM IMIan par waak, aMurd. to looatlon. l j . Board tl All par day. Table d'Bola k , raaa Dual t m r. m. ' BBBBT BBIL, 1 ' : MAAO L. DITOB, - , YARNS, BATTmRPET CHAIN. W bxilaaiila pealer ! V araa, .' 19 MARK.KV . B. FIFTH BTHMUCT ' MlILADIIfrBIA, PA. ' ' , - BDVKKB WIM. FIHI A' FULI, ITOOB ol Ootlou iirN.l Chain, Oottoti Tarn, Talet, Wadding, Baiting, Uotloa BIU, Tie Vara., Wool Twine, Twione, Candle Wick, Oororlut Yaru, Broom Twlni, tihoe Tliraade, Cotton, Heuipand Maullla tkirdaga, Wooden and Willow Ware, Fanny Baakata, Alau, a full eaeort-ajant of fly Mftt-s which ha oner, at Ateuaholuree UjWMaT BKT OAMH PHIU Ha. lapraa-dOm IfpBB 0B10B,' , ' t ; :. ,,. knh Braet aibanra Third, PIUIdlalakilB UPTON 8. MMW0OMBR, ITopfUU. lull Hotel la OMtral, sonvonlent by Pnnaar Owre to all part. il the city, and In avarv aarlloolMt ad.l'ted la the oorarort and wanbl of the bualnaea uablH), arivaiiimiiiir.il,. awu-die -NSRV008 IiKUILlTV, Oil Bl-Elt- A Tfi MATORRIICBA, ii poitily In-Of w ourahk, by any maana hot Ihoae ladro- oata. Before oeoiaienclnil any trvatnieot learn hirw the wrlwr actually eared hliaaalf, and auhteQabutiy hundreoa of olheia. Buoloaa pnat-pajtl .niaraorllMd envelop to Box atO, Charlaitown, Maaa. laayla-dAwlyr QBOBOl W. BUAPLKY, U LIVERY & SALE STABLE. 118 8. Jroul St., but. Blstoand Town. riaa II aria. dtVaa-rlimai Uwatdv at all Tlraaia, BOBBS0 BOABDBO BY TUB DAY OB WBIK. ' . wiarrina Boraaa alwayi for Bala. (oetMl Recruits Wanted ! r T P. COOK HAS AGAIN EN. TIHKD the mtrTlM and hm odoqh. hpnrnlMDff cfflce at N. !A Ktwi Slats itrest, Juat over tlitold Post ORloe, wliM-ntis ! n-MlvltiR reriliu lur oiujianjr to gv Intuandf iwiiTloa ui"lc tliti lato m11 of the Oovurunr. TbuHertMlrliig tweiilWl In twnipuny raiiidly Mllng nt fiihnfor PiuHiifMt of coins Into nettYe iPrrloe at an nnrly dnjr, may do ao lay viliittf at ttpt, (Jook'a UtoruJU R; ESTERBROOK & CO., Steel Pen. ManufliOttirers, Ho. 403 A roll Btnwt, i Fbllftdoiplitdii RKKTaCRBIUIOK OO, DblBIHHl TO .all tlia atunitlon of the trado and the American I'ublle to tbo fact that tltool lona are made In thle onon-Iry by thoiA equal lu iualltjr to tlia beat Imported ar. M ef. ..... -,iit . OITT AND COUNTRY DEALERS -. etrpplled on tbo nioat larorabla tenul. ' , Ordora by mall promptly attended to, , Jnnol0.dly J FORWARD! FORWARD ALL PURH0N8 IN NEED OF BOOTS c3 00 TO TUB RENOWNED CHEAP STORE DUN FORD & CO.. , 276 SOUTH HIGH STREET, OoliimbviB, O. A ltd ae those 8itiiillt Mlil II eel oil Boolu for n.. . a..... 95 Tiiete linliie Franiili Mnrocoo Uola.l 00 TUuae Benutirulljr Flnlalied He trod do.. I as Thoie Lmlle'a Ideelleled Clulivri 50 Those Men's Oxfurtl Tlea 04 Tlioae 8ilenUlil Cnlf Ties 00 Tbote Pre ae U Vmlf Boots M .. J oo And other arraatodAr ei, too nuaierous to weutlou AT FADiaoUdLT LOW PBIt'KS. B. P. DUNFORD CO., k Proprietor!. H OUITTBHDB Coiumm, Oum, with FIBS IdblCIIITTkSHUBB,! ' I Attouh.t. it Law, i Wall Btreet, rIow;Tortt, attend ;to Hew York aodOhlooolliHon;iiao, MALTBY HOUSE. PKATT STREET, . Between Llgjlit aad Cliarlea Btrc.la, , Baltimoie. Mil. h. V. MALTBY, I'roprtetoB, aaayM-iMf " Canby, Crilpin & Oo. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, l. BIANand French Priiite, Uhenilo4tH. PerlntnHrv Atiid m bu im run m muwxu tunuuiniii ukm.b r HUL-T AnicKW. ujo Diune. raiuii. uiu. varaiibtai. win. dow Olane, eto. N. W. 00 It. Of LTQUT AND LOU UABD 0TBKBT8, UAldtTIIUOKE. iHny5W-iHro THE PEKKINH DOUBLE LOCKSTITCH FAMILY IAN J) MANUFACTURING Sowina; Vkletolxlxxo. THB DEBT oaiArittt sswin - MAOlllfJH now In us. . X,' SEIXsXji, Agont lxs. .OoXii.na.'busBj, , ISO East Mound St. : . Thle la the Hlmpleet Mhohlne ever made. Bewi with etrn in lit aeodle, from two ipooU without any rewinding and frura lu nluipllolty la not liable to gel out of order. send for aOircQlar aud Hampleol Sewing, or tall and aoa It In operation. A genu wanted In arery town in the State to whom liberal ludnoeinenli aruoffiired Needle and erery thing nertalnlrf to tbe $90 Moon ma oniLreooHtaniiy on nauu. X am nntttnc a velanble Imnraretaetit on tbe Moore ehlnetof which I have the the aole attonov) orlwlilex- change tbo V 40 Perkln'M nutuhlne for Moore maohlnea that nave not been much abnuedt when nrmiean be agreed npon, a OHO. Ft OUR, Oeneral Agtnt, tor tha Uulted Btatea, Otloe and sale Boom, 13t) Wait 4th It. OtuolnnaU. 0. nn.WiMy. QOLDMHUI WH0LV8ALI LIQUOB BTOBB. Imnnrtera and lealar. In foreign and DooeaUo Wtnal. BraadUa, in., dw., alao Old By., Mouongaoela aad Boar boa Whlab. asr Warebooat and OBoa, IN South H lea-Street, on. ' ' nflrftytlC ahlnat..S) BIwUrMVala Tatant Bx taw W 1 jfirY Vjfe t",ll,,0B and , eae... Oahlnot..MO OHIO CO LUMBUS, Betrdwaire. MITHOFF, JONES A CO., WH0LB8AL1 aJID ETAIL .PBALKBS IK ' AMD POBIBBVIO HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, Irs, Bt.l, la riataa, Oopp.,-UXOKANIOa' . TOOLS Agricultural Implements, ' BUILVMMS " BHD WARM, , BMLT1H$ hM, 0H, VBTBUbtf, jto., fteV VV aouth BlBsb arltx-axbt. 4 COLUMBUS; O . SPge1-qw1y HENRY D. HARVEY & CO. WHOLESALE QROOKHH, BO. 105 1.0 HI BARD ITRBBT, ' Bnltlmorr, Bid., DH AL.BIHM IB iagr, Molaaxai, Ooiraa,Teaa. Bptcef, Tobacco, B fare, on tin, Window Olaaa, Patty, Oil., WhlU Lead, fpaom Halt., tup. Uarb. Boda, (al Bod, dip. Era, Alum. Mxtraal ol IWee and Logwood, ludlgo, adder, Hall., Boapa, Candle., Powder, Shot, Bar Lead. Uope, together with a general aud well aaaorted atoek of Wlnaa, Bnvndlea, Wniaky, Oordlala, IlllvaOU, ate. Country Prodaea.f all kluda reeelved .a oonelgnmc.l, wyjai-dlui ; ; i J ' - NEW BltFBOII.LOADlNa BDXK ' leaatbe(aaml,IHIaeMi ,.,. .11r-----,."-bra, M-IU0 leak ; tleaialel Ulb. .aaie ai Wrt Aroy bUi aad al u alia the M.itr.tl.a la aeaele that eaUerate. ana It ibwU with tb. aoeeraey ef a tarfol lu half . pfU el Ooll'il eattMly lrrir, ae. MeitraetiU. by reagh atrrlate. Uaa taaae u day witkeat aleaalag. la Ike eatr ran that 4m. ael leak reatlkahm3. ! aal Jarabla a. Ik. belt aa all liall.g ava. Made txalMlvly ar - - w. ' ' B. KtlTlttlXlg A 00, W ij u-i. atr.ll. aaaaaall. ' a.., laaeleanlMreilellrl. Mttal eartrWgea. aval. BMlen kt aaxa, SterUag Ayyarataj, aad MOHary JntyldSm' Bi'01tTAMT TO LAIUJtt Dn. Jonw Habtbt, baring for upward, of twanly year, devoted hi. profeHlonal time excluaivcly to the treatment of FKMALa BirroULTlBB, and having enceeediMl in tbonaaude af oaaaa In reitorlng the alttlctod to aonnd health, ha. now entire oonlhlance In offiiring puhlioly bi. 'QKKAT AMERICAN RBUBDY," . ORi UAKCEf .... Chrono-Thermal female Pills, Which have navar yet fallml (whttn the dlrtwtloue ha?e been atrfctly followed,) In rnmoTlns dlfflcuUtei arUliif from. Obstruction, r Stoppage of Nature,' or In reetoring tlx lyitem to perfect health, whim aoflur-log from Hplnal Affectiona, Prolapma Uteri, the Whibe, or other weakneM of the Uterine Organi. AIno, In all oatMof Debllitv or Merrooi I'nwtref iun, IlyHtnriua, Pal- Siltatlou, Ac, Jto., which aro forernniien of tnoro eorloui Jatww. T7,aM PilUar pfrJtcUp karmku on lAetwa-4Hon, stvlmof be Mm byO mort dUoat ftvU without tatting &trm ; at the Mme time they Atrf t.i an a oh a rm ky etrenicthoulngt Invigorating aud reatorlng the lyaten to a healthy condition, and by brlDglng on the monthly period with regularity, no natter from what cause theob-itruotiona may arlat. Theyiuould, howevei,o betaken during tkeflret threeorfuur montheof pnMoy, though, ale at any other time, ae mieoariiage would be tbe remit.Each box eontaJni 60 Pllla. Paioa On a Doha a, and when deelred they will be eent by mall pre-paid by any adTertlgtod Agent, on rooelpt of the money, , old h$ PnucgUta gonarally. SOANIiAR A 00., ' - Wkolaaala A genu, Cincinnati. 1 For sale by 9, Wltaon, A. 1. Ban. tie! and a. Boll arte, Oolumbha, , , , ,, , . , , tAgftteodldT NEW STYLES , OF HATS J. XI. SMITH'S HA T S TO RE! IN TUB MONfTOn, BORNBIDES, VI) PONT, - .. aijpu, COM MO DOR FOOTB, OUNCB, BUOWNLOW, And a Large Block of Military Goods, just Km EI ED AND FOR 8ALB AT LOW PRICKS. t. II. BitllTJI. J 1.25.1 BEJisrri3srG-E3n's Old Uoudoil Xools. Grin A 1'uro Article tor Meitlolnal Fnrpoata. roa SALI BY WM, H. RB8TIBAUX, ' HO loath IHgh Street. June I, '01. UMBRELLA, PARASOL , AJND Walking Gaiie Manufactory, '16T Main etreot, GinoinnAti. Ohio. Merohanta and Pealen are nartlonlarlr Inrlted to call ana examine my auwa 01 umnreiiai, raraaoie, ann vik uir uum. wnmn i am ouerinv nt manniiiOaurer'i oobk. M. TJIOUPHON. 167 Main Btreet. weat Nlde.betwooB 4th end Bth, Olnolnnatl, O. asaar-uranroiiat ranwoi and naiaing.uaao raa.iaia nrnienea to ine traqeairediinon priotn. janti-oiyr jBLm O. JPorsaioeirts, NO. 6 EAST FOURTH STREET, . MOUTH BIDS, I AST Or MAIM, CP BTAI11S, Oluoiituxjatl, Om, BABVI AOTTBIB ABS DBAIBB IB Trntteies for Kadicnl Cure, SUPPORTERS AND SHOULDER BRACES, aiipvleal and Anatomical Mechauician. Inventor and Manuiacturer or Apparaiaaiorvmrvniumui dihiw, nij Nnrk, Club feet, Bow beg., and otbor Phliicaf Deforml-tlee. Splint, for rraoturea and IH.IooatloliH, Blockluga for Varlcoee Yoine, Bnce Can. and Anklet, made to order, Hepeolal attention paid to the rawir of Artilloial Linihe. A oompetent retunie to attetm to unaioo. Boi,:'i lr pnrmla.ion to Dr W 0 Minoioy, Dr Q O Black man, Iir f ltiKdkor, Dr J PJudkina Dr V Schmidt, Dr, Frlea, Dr A llettman. Inmrx New Spring and Summer Goods ! C. EBERLY &'" CO. 364 SOUTH IIKill 8THEET ARB) DAII.T RBOBIVIBO ALL TIIK Now etylea of SPBINO AMD SlIMHICB UBBSU QOOPS, rnuglng in price iron, u. to ou oeut. a yaru. Hiteinir ami Mummer M1AWLH at reduoiHl nrirea. Ladiea', llliana1 and Ohlldren'. HOOP BK111T8, af the bait .tile, anil qaaHtlM, at theloweit price.. Ladle.'. Qenta' and Ubildren'. llUblBUY and OLOVKs of allqualltloa, atyie. anil pricne. Ladlra' UOI.LABS, OOLLABH aud OUKI'H, O'lLLAlll andHLlCBVBd, lnaelt. in great variety .nd at all pricex. Mowetylr. of Light and Vanoy U 8MIMKItKS, Plain .,,,1 r.tiov ' OASBMBRKTTS I 00T1HIMADKB. of all tylo. and quaUtiea, In aboudanoa, at the loweet powlhl. prioeh Meo'l noy. and Ckltdlen'. BUBMf B BATS, of the lnte.1 .tylo., very unenp. The beat .tyle. ancf qnaHMas ef PBIMTS, al 6, 10, ltl4 and It oent. a yard. Brown aud Bleached IHIKTINQS andlHlfiVlNGI, at IroBi S la IS oent. per yard. -IN FACT- ' Brest-thing In the DRY GOODS LINK, will be tioia at ureatiy ueauoea i rioes, to Bait the Timos. : ALSO - At Mi. i am. place, oaa be found a food aeteotluu ol GOOD FAMILY GROCERIES, which will b. aold at the lowest noMlbla flgnre.. Butler, kVga, and and all kind, of produoe taken In ex oa.nge ior uroooriee, at aaraai price.. We nav the hurheit market nrloe lor Wheat, Bye, Corn Oat. and seed., at lot South High ttreot and Mo, 7 Beat friend treat. ' ' ' ' 'aaj5awl Junets 0. 1BIBLTA 00. ' ST i t OHIO. MONDAY MOflNM li TELEGRAPHIC? NEWS Bornlnp; and Afternoon Keporl ' ' From WuNblitKton. ; '' , . (TriboraV.Cl.peWk.) , , ,. V i , Wajuiiiutov, Jul. U5, H bag boon .known lo lb military authorilioi vor ilnoo Col. D- Tlta pvlrr expeditioB lo IlokYor Dun, tbgt gno .aomj wbb aenuing ivme 01 it. pent troop a, amono lliera Ilia dlvlsioa.jr.LeigslneL Xwell: nd 11111, to joln Jaokson botwoou GorJonivllle and BUunton.' It ii not believed, however, that Jaokaon'i whole foroo than numbor more than 30,000 men. Ilia t nrpota ia thought to bo U puih up the Valley of the Ehenandoah, and if praotioable, Invade Marj land. ... A German prinler boy, who hat been a year in getting from Now Orleans by way of Ulohmond, to bis friends Id the loyal States, arrived here to-day. He worked several months at printing in Ulohmond, and being suspeoteu, was nnany thrown into jail, but finally esraped. lie save the Germans of the South are to a man for tha Union. lie estimate, the number of fighting; men at Richmond at 70,000 at tha sulslda, and oonfirms the reports derived from other sourcts that four divisions Longstreet's, Brail's Hill 's and Jackson", are stationed along in railroad from Staunton lo Go'rdensTille, and at Louisa Court House, under ooramand of StraewallJaok- son, numbering in all, in fala aaisjieo, 40,000 men, but it Is improbable that Ueaa divisions average 12,000 after the aevera tghting on tke CbiokaJiaBiiBB.Wa)w1i k wearer iCT mark. Their pickets extend to New Market, and their eourse appears to De up ins v alley er in. Duenanuoaa. The Ucparluiente will be ehd to morrow in memory of the late Martin Van lturen. . - Paymaster General liarned still oontinues very low. ; i . A letter from Norfolk slates there bave been several oasos of yellow fever there. ' : (Special to Ihs Tlme.) ' ' : Tbo Postmaster General and the Seoretary of the Treasury have had almost daily oonsalta-lions on tbe stamp currency. It seemed they were unable to decide tho question of jurisdiction. To-day, however, a compromise has boen eil'eoted between the two' Departments. The l'onloffice Department are to ordir and prepare the stamps, and deliver thoin to the Treasury lJcparfmeut for distribution. They aro to be of all tho denominations from one lo .'JO oents, and some will bo ready, It is thought, by the 10th proximo. ' Gov. Ramsey, of Minnesota, and othors, lied au interview with Secretary Chase this morning, on the sutjeot of tho lax bill. It was decided that for Minnesota and other small States there shall be but one. assessor for the State, and a Collector for each district. In the larger States, excepting probably in cities, snoh districts will have an Assessor and Collcotnr. The rebel officers who met the last tlag of truoo, stated that dipt: Diddle, of Gon. MoClel-lan'a stall', was not killed in the lata battles, but died at Ulohmond on Sunday last. The health of our troops is rapidly improving. ' An official list will be prepared of all soldiers absent without leave, which will be of great service to the corporation of Now York in oon- troung the payment of tho Relief Fund. ' From aooounts reoenily reoelvcd from the headquarters of the army of the Potomao, the oflioial report of the battles before Richmond states the killed, wounded, missing and prisoners approximating to 111,000. St. Louis, July 25. Considerable exoltement existed to-day at the Ilritish Consul's ollioo in oonsrnuence of a large numbsr of persons claim ing protection under the Uil'.ish flag to exempt mem irom enrollment in mo militia, under the reoent order of the Government. An exoitcd orowd was around the office, among whom were many indignant oitixons present to punish the perfidyof tho American residents having families and business permanently located here, who, In the hour of peril, seek to sneak from duty by enrolling themselves as subjects of Britain. Several persons in attempting to get protection papora were severely Handled, by the orowd, and numerous arrests wore made. Soveral af- trays and struggles ooourred between the disturbers and the policemen, and with one or two attempts of resistance, arrested the parlies. A detaohment of the Provost Guard were ordered out, and by their timely exertions was eup- Batihoib. July 25. All the Secession mem hers of tho second branch of the City Counoil have resigned in compliance with an intimation from Gen. Wool that' their resignation will tend to the preservation of poaco. a speoial eteation will take Plaoe to fill the vacancies who loyal people A fcceesii I.ovc-lottcr The 8outIt- ciii Ilcait l'ircil. a irienu sonus us ine following front a Bouthorn fire-eater to ''Miss Cora MeUeb.ee." If ."Miss Cora" can stand suoh a bombardmout as that, she unlet to ono of the ''iron dlads :" : Ukaoquai'tku fj. B. Abmt, -i , roOAuosTAS, Tkkmksskb, May 20. '02. . Miss M. Cora Mi.'Oihke Dear M,u:lth with feelings of the most profound respeot that 1 grasp my pen lo address you. Ever sinoe I left the sunny oliino of my ohildhood to go and aid in repelling tbu Hessians of the florth from our sacred soil, 1 have been making every exertion possible for one to make to find where you were, that I might oommunioate with you, uu iej iuv lonimge ui mm neari 01 mine opsn to thee. And fortunately, yesterday eve. being wounded in a skirmish near Corinth, I naid niv mother a'viBiti whs wan at Mr Wright s at Kossuth, and in looking over Miss Annie s aioum, mors seen your 'rinrl name inscribed upon tho pages of her album, with your address. What joy it sent to this heart of mine lo know that 1 had found the obieot that 1 had boen in pursuit of so long and spent so. many uarx ana areary nours upon the tented new Deoause i lounu it not. i shall therefore in the first place ask you to pardsn me' for being so presumptuous as to address you. I kuow you possess n forgiving heart and will pardon me for my boldness. Oft times have I sought an opportunity to toll you voibally wBa't t now pen ; out circumstances would not admit of it at that time.' I navo been 'thrown, into your company at the dear spot, Corina, often;1 and sat beneath the Bound of thy swekt and LovaxY . voics, which caused mo lo fool un-oarihly as I gazed upon ono that I knew bad no BuuAb in tne terra nrma, nor surpassed by the brightest seraph that ' flies around the throne of eternal bliss. It seemed as if one of the angelic hosts were in tho assembly whenever yonr bwkkt and lovely yoru slrodd before the audionoe. I sow throw myself at thy foot and ask thee for thy love. This heart of mino boats for tiies, and thick alohb. , Tho degroe of lovo I entertain for thee can nkveb, so, never nit. It will livo throughout the ondiess ages of eter nity and nourish amid the sand hills of the desert, and ever flourish as an oasis within my bosom. Is this reciprocated, Miss MollieV Ob. ono enoournging word from. you would rondur me tne iimtikst uhinu mat hasks beneath the sunlight of liberty, aud shall wait impatiently for my doom and bear thy will from thy own swkst lips. If this it reciprocated, then usn I lay the feelings of this heart of mine to the idol of my ukAUT open unto thee. Oh, with what impatience I shall wait for a roply. Miss Mollis, If there should bo anything improperly written in tneso linos i asK pardon, l am wounded, and may lose two fingers from my left hand, but expeot to remain upon tha tenu ed field until the last armed foe expires, still a meniuer ol the Corinth limes, i nave been in three engagements with tha enemy In the last forty days. Miss Mollis, an answer from you will render me happy, the dark and lowering oloud that overshadows my pathway now will disporse as tho mist before the rising sun, and the heavens appear anew again to mo. An answer will be impllontly lookod for by your true aumirer, THUS L. ROBERTSON, .. Co. F, 0th Miss. Reg't, Pocahontas, Tenn, There are fow divinos who ean more deeply feel the aontiment of the patriarch, whan ho sadly said his children had brought his grey hairs In Borrow to the grave, than tha Rev-Robert J. llreokinrldgo. . Two of his leas ars actively serving In tha rebel army, and pns of them is a membor of Morgan's maraudori. But the old patriot is as firm, as undauntod. as un oonquerabls, SB his master- John Knox. Hit eye still sparkles for his oountry whh Ihs light l - 1 1 V. i- at., (a .till Am ..J Ul -Igwiwu. U1.UUWI M,a av. . ...i. ... ua, ... his oourage is all that Kentuoky demands of har sons. What a brilliant nags of tha hi.torv ef this Southern rebellion have the deeds of this nobis Ksntuoklan written. His name is honored wherever freedom under the rostralnti of law is reoognlxtd as a blessing t man, and iVnf JOURNAL; JULY 28.' 1862. a - will b tvt ateraal as the ,Alleghenfet which tower towards the heavens. The' Morgan pi' rates made takaveirorts to steal this renowaed Sentuokiea'ta thelf reoont piratical excursioa. t-AeNlMoWSat. -.it, u ft rid ,.. i. . . . TUE JFIECT OFF OfOpiiH. Appoaranca of tle llebel Fleet ..a i-recipuate stetrent ksdci VennBiM Captured Pwrtlculars oi tbs cap tui-e, or tbo Htvautcr Ann. B ,fc . Oorreapondaaca of th, Hew Ycrk Tim a. . . - VairxoBTATBs OuiiiOA Kabawiia,-Off Mobile ar, Wsdnasday, July 3, '02. W. arrived on this station en: the '2 1st Febra ary, sinos whioh tiras ws have been kept pretty Buoy, lor-iae-squadron nerenat never neen toore than, three vessels at a time, and fre quently only two'.' The 'first demonstration whioh Seeesh mad npon us was on the 3d' of April, xuere was inea witn us only ine sailing sloop-of-war Preble. At daylight in the morning, we diseorerod the whole rebel fleet, consisting of firs steam gunboats and one sailing eotioeaerooming out from behind Fort Morgan in line of battle,, with ensigna displayed and evident!-en hostile thoughts intent. The odds looked rather formidable for us, as two of in. re Del vessels were Known to be ntw and heavily armed, carrying eaeb tea guns, and it was reported that Ihey had some 100-pounders rilled; As it wen oalm the Preble oouldonly lay and await tbe onset. ' Ws went to quarters and oleared for aotlon, hoVe up our anohor and steamed slowly toward them. . - : When-Aflt)y,.iMga leapproaoh within long range the opened fire from all the boats, but were inlanlly hesitating about coming any nearer It seems th. expected Id frighten us off that they might bars a big story to tell in Mobile, but as wo did not aeea inclined .to leave vory promptly the matter began to assume an entirely new anpeot. After waiting for them lo op-proaoh a little nearer,' and being as close to the oar as we eould gel, we opened on them from our Divot and sent in our. eomnlimenta in ilia shape of anlil-inoh shell whioh passed botwoen the masts evatto leading boat and burst iust be yond her, lb Preble at the sams time began to send in soma constitutional argumonta from her ao-pounder rifle gun. The new and exprotsivo pnraao, "skedaddling," bad not then been invented, but the rebels gavo It a beautiful exhibition of tbe operation, for no sooner did our shells begin to fall around thorn than they made tracks for. Ine friendly protection of the fort. ws followed mem in until the shot from the fort fell around us, and then hauled off, not being williug to undertake single handed the bombardment of a fort mounting 100 guns. Sinoe then are bave nob seen any of thoir boats oulsido of Ihs fort, although we havo frcquntly board of nieir lntennons to come out and sink We shall be happy to make their acquaint ance whenever they shall too lit to undertako the operation. i i'n Un tne 'Slight of the ltu of April, being about nine miles from the Bar on a oruiae, we saw three sohooners -running off to the southward. We immediately gave ohaso and in a fow hours bad safely bagged all three, 'i'hoy were all loaded with cotton, bound for Havana. We Tory kindly took oharge of thoir cotton and sent it North for the mudsills to operate upon. The next day we made tho aoquaintanco of another "seeesh," bound from Havana to Matamo- ras, but as Matamoras is not situated in this region we oonoluded that we would rather she should go North. . She had a general oargo, among which was a largo quantity of rifle powder and lead'-artiolea -vory muoh needed by our Southern brothren just now. On the night of April 21, another ootton-loaded schooner insisted en getting lu our way, and as a oouple hundred bales of ootton is to be con sidered quite aeoeptablein those timos, we sent her along to Key West. ,0n lii2Uth April as we wore oruising just to the eastward of the Bar, we quietly dropped alongside of another ootton.loaded oraft, whioh we sent to Ship? Island, from whence her oilton was shipped to Now York by the Baltic. On the morning of the 20th June, as we were cruising near the Bar, we discovered just at daybreak, a sohooner to the eastward, oloae in to the land. Feeling satisfied from her movements thstjsbe was trying to run tho blokgde, we gave chase. As soon as she saw na she headed for the boaoh, and in a few minutes was high and dry ashore. As we approached we oould see the orew busily engaged in transferring her eargo to the beaob; but as wo were soon within shelling distance'; they did not suocced in saving much, 'and a few moments after they quit bor we saw smoke and tlame issuing from her oabin hatch. We ran in within a half mile of her) and sont our first cutter, with an armed orew, in oharge of Acting Master Dunn, to board her. They pulled in rapidly, and in a row moments were nearly alongside, when the rebels opened a brisk fire of musketry upon them from the bushes whioh lined the shors about sixty yards distant. Nothing daunted, however, our brave boys jumped on board and began an investigation, replying to tbe rebel fire with an occasional shot from their rifles. Mr. Dunn jumped down into the hold to see If there was any ohanse lo extinguish the fire, but found the whole after 'hold and oabln in flamest Returning on deck they threw into lire boat some fruit thatKSS lying around loose and shoved off, part of the orew keeping Up a brisk fire on the rebels meantime. ' As soon as the boat had got off from the beach so as to be out of the line of Are fforn tho ship, tbe Kanawha sent a few rifle shells among the bushss, whioh effectually soattered the rebels. We laid by for an hour' Or two, until the sohooner was totally destroyed, sad thkn returned to eur anchorage; . The Coxswain of ths cutter, When the rebels wire firing upon them after they had boarded the sohooner, actually" begged Mr. Dunn to let him rush ashore' and charge them with the bayonet, which he thought would effectually disperse them; But as from the fire there mttst-hate been some thirty Or forty Men in the woods, that officer did not think it quite the thing to land With six men tb cross an open beach of twenty yards and oharge bayo-nets upon an unseen enemy.' " ''..'' ' I must now tell you of a oaptdre whioh we have Just made, Wnlohhas given us more pleasure thaa all the' others combined. "-' On the morning ef the1 29th of June, Just at daylight, we saw a scfiooner about ten miles off to tho southward. ' At sohooners, when sedn in the vicinity of blookaded ports, are always to bo considered as' suspicions oraft, we immediately cave ohase. At 7 o'olsok ' we oame up "with her and found her to be an honest trader bound to New Orleans. We inquired whother she had soen any other Vessels. - She had seen a sohooner at daylight, a few miles from them, ' standing to the southward. We orowded all 'sail and steam, and ran off until 10 o'clock, but not seoing anything we turned around ana headed for our usual anohorage off the Bar. About 11 o'olook we saw a ship ooming down toward us from the direction of Mobile, which we soon made out to be the Preble,sloop-of-war, one of the blookadlng fleet.' As soon as she got within signal distance, up went her Hag. "An English steamer rau ashore last night on the Bar, in trying to run the block-adit," was tho story they told, and as soon as this beoamo known In the ship all was exoite-mont. , The only othor ship on the blockade besides our own and thl Preblo,' is tho steam sloop Buequehanna. When within hail of the 1'roble, she Informed ... it... i.-.i 1 1 : i -i 1. ., ,l. u i. UB I.I1W.V VUll.t llLWUUUV., VI uig uu.i wounuumu, oould not use ths guns of that ship, as he hart an oOiooron board so sick that it was feared the oonoussloU might prove fatal to him, and he wished us to return with all speed. ' All steam was crowded on, and the Kanawha jumped along like a race horso. At i P. M. we got np alongside the Susquehannab, which laid off the bar, about five miles from the fort, and there, sure enough, about 600 yards from the fort, lay a large stoara propcllor, with a rivor slnamer along side ol her, taxing out cargo, xne in shore ahannel. Bear tho fort, only has about seven foot of water, and the steamer drawing ten feet, (as we attorwards ascertained; oouia not be Bot over without lightening, it was very evident that the rebels oonsidored that they nau tnis vesssi ana nor oargo saioiy naaer cover, as the Busquobanneh bad been quietly looking on all day, and tho other vessels were out of sight ; but they had reckoned without the nanawna. AS soon as our oantain oaa aommuniaated with the Susnuehannab. we headed right In for the fort,' the Husqtiehannah Betting unuorwoigh. and following us."' . When the robels saw us ooming, they mndo all haste to got on shore, leaving the tcbsoI, as it afterwards proved, In suoh a hurry that they did not even drop an anchor to hold her tn oase' of a rise In the tide. Wo ran in within a oouple of miles and stopped to reconnolter. It scorned that the vessel oould only be taken by the boats and she was so close to the forts, It looked like a desperate undertaking. Just at this time the how of the steamer swung round, the tide hav. ins raised sufficiently to float her. and she be. gan to drift slowly along the land. AS you may supposo, we watohed her with Intense interest. AtArot w, supposed that her orew were on NUMBER 22. board, and that they were only trying to get in eloser to ths fort, but as she gradually drifted lurtner on, we Deoame assured tnai sae was abandoned. . The rebels now discovered what a blunder they had committed, aad endeavored to remeuy it. inree Boats, crowded witn nun, put off from the fort, and pulled for the steamer, but they were loo late. A shotl from the Bus- quehannah dropped noar them, aad they put for tne oeacn in a nurry. - xne steamer aad bow drifted down the beaoh about three-fourths of a mile from tbe fort, and touohed on the beaoh. She fort cpsnsd fire npon ns, but as ws were bent upon having the steamer, we oonoluded not to return just men. tweing a reuel gunboat running down the beach on the inside of ths land spit Chat divides ths waters of the Hay from tke Gulf, we watohed them and saw thsm haul their boats over the sand bank and launohthem right abreast ths stranded steamer. In a few moments they bad got on board. It was now evident that if we were lo oapture her, prompt measures must be taken. The Kanawha was headed direotly twards her, and whsn within half a mile, an eleven-inok shell was sent whining between her masts. This was more than the rebels bargained for, and they made all haste to "evacuate." They skedaddled in a hurry, and we ran in until within a hundred yards of her, and dispatohed a oouple of boats in ehargo of Aoting Master Partridge and Acting - Midshipman Batoheller, who wero soon.- on board ' of her, and tha prfse a ours. But now the question was to get her off. The rebels had dropped her an ohor before quitting her the last time, and had ateo opened some vaives in tne engine-room, through which th. watsr was running at a fearful rale. To add to this, Ihs fort, only a mils distant, and the rebel gunboat were both firing at ns. nut an eieven-inon shell from our "Unole Abraham" soen disposed of this latter annoy ance, inoottioer who had boarded her sont baok a boat with ths information that the water was deep enough for us to corns slonxslde. bo we steamed up to her, and in a few moments had her fast to us with a six-inch hawser, and slipping her ohain we soon had her safely an- ouoreu out of roach or the guns or ths forL She proved to be an iron steamer, of about 000 tons, called the Ann, of London. And subsequent investigation revealed the faot that her oargo was prlnoipally arms and ammunition, with a fow hundred, bags of coffee,, and sundries. They bad got out about one-third of her oargo, whioh perhaps will pay thorn for the loss of ths rest. ' 1 Wo hare stopped the leak's In the engine-room, and to morrow ahe will ' sail fur New York, lu charge of Aoting Master Partridge, tho officer who so gallantly boardod her. ' iv o are expecting Uonimouore rurritgut, with the iloet from Mississippi, hero every day, when we expect to end an running of blockade here, by laking possession of ths forts and the city. The rebols talk confidently of. their ability lo huiu .ue luria uguuuot mi tno luroe wo uuu oriug against it; but so Ihey said of Fort Jackson. Twenty-four hours of boinbardmont will no doubt ellvot a ohuugo of opinion with them. STIRRING TIMES JRl'RO. AT . VKCKS- Tlte "Ar'kauNits" Out Site Run tho Itlockude tUrand Sliua-pcilo of Ilamsj and Steamboats Slio Cripple, lite Caronde-let Narrow Escape of the Cincinnati.j " (OorreRpondonce of the Chicago Tribune.) .. Ukiteo States Gukooat Flotilla, Wednesday, July 10, 18G2. The monotony and ennui whioh has hung like a pall for the last two weeks over our fleet was most ell'ectually broken yesterday morning, and a rather unpleasant break it was. Hut to faole: About 3 GO a. m, the gunboats Carondolct and Tyler, and tbe ram Queen of the West got undor way, steamed np the river a short distance, turned and headed up the Ya-soo.Rumors had been rlfo for . several days that the Arkansas was preparing lo como out, but a large majority hooted it down, and eocfled at the bare idea. It seems, however, that those in authority placed some oredenoo in the report, and consequently tno two gunboats and ram wero sont to look up matters. Upon entering the river, the Qucon shot up ahead of tho reel, tbe Carondolct . following, while the Tyler brought up the rear. Ihey had proceeded about five miles only, whon those on the gunboats were startled by the appearanoe of the Queen ooming full speed down the river, with evidently every pound of steam she oould make at work on her shaft. She flew by the Carondolct with the words, 'Tfto Arkansas is ooming:" and shortly after, a long, low, mud-oolored oraft, with a short, thick, black smoke stack in her middle, puffing out huge volumes of black smoke, oame swiftly around the point, and made for the Carondolct. The river was too narrow to turn baok, even if Capl. Walker had so wished; but tho captain is one who knows no suoh word aa "baok out," and swinging around broadside, to avoid raking shots, the Carondelet belohed forth a whole broadside on to the rapidly advancing oraft. Imagine the consternation produoed when tbe ' balls were seen to strike and fall harmlessly in the wator. "At him again," was the ary, and another broadside was poured into the monster at fifty yards range, but with no more effect than if so many peas bad been discharged. The Arkansas now ran into tne carondolct s starboard quartor with a fearful orasb, pouring broadside after broadtlde into the gunboat, which, passing through the wooden casemate, raked the vessel from stem to stern. The Arkansas showed no intention of leaving her viotim, but remaining along her starboard quarter rakod her fore and art with pointed shot? Ths Carondelet s stern and after division of starboard battsries, kspt np an Incessant fire but the huge solid shot flew off like India rubber balls. .. . There was no tangible spot (o bs seen, a very small round hole; just large enough to admit the gun, oonttltated her ports, and on elevating or depressing, the porthole moved with the gun. Finding hit guns were doing no ssrvioe, Capt. Walker had his boarders oalled away, and into the rebel craft they poured ; but not a man or a passage way ooald be found. ; Tho boarders now returned and the guns set (o work, but it was so muoh powder wasted. .The carondelet s stern was now perfeotly riddled, all the officers' quarters shot away, and everything literally, torn to pieoes. ' ' ' '.''. At length tne shot cut away the steam-pipe, and scalding vapor sprsad to every part of the boat. Many of the nieu jumped overboard. At this junoture of affairs Captain Walker led a boarding parly on the rebel's dsok, but could find no potsible way of gotting below. The hatches were nil seoured undernoatn, ana tne smauost kind of an aperture or hole was nowhore to be found. This discovered, the party returned to give up thoir boat only when the bottom of the river oall for her. What mon were loft stood by what guns oould be brought to bear, and workod them until the Arkansas, thinking she had about finished her viotim, pushed along past ber and stood for the Tylor, which had Blood by the Carondolct through the whole tight. The Tylor discovered her motion, aud knowing her thin frame would stand no ohance when brought in oontaol with the enemy's invulnerable eides, headed down the siroam, keeping just cloar of t lis Arkansas, and firing her etern battery. This ohase was kept up until ths mouth of tho river was reach ed, when the Tvler. her boats shot way and bad- ly out up otherwise, oaniointo view oi.tne wnoie Beet. Not a vossel In the whole fleet, from some strange fatality, had steam enough to move. The Louisiana sbors was linsd with our trans- rtorts. ordnanos boats, (to., while direotly op. Dosite thorn, three or four abroast, lay Farra- gut B anu vavia a uevi, BuaiuDi ivv vi wuiuu oould nro witooui pouring tnotr oroausides in. to some of thoir own vessols. All eyes were strained to see the oauss of tbo Tyler's commo tion. The ram-Ueet which lay near the mouth of the Yatoo, aro scattering in every dlreotlon A moment more and tne long. dreaded Arkan sas steams Into full vlow, and heads right for the eonter of our fleet. . Bang goes a gun at tho ordnance boat ureal Westsrn, whilo ono Is fired from her port battery at the rams, whioh are leaving in every direction. She now passos tho Riohmond, whoso splendid battery of nine-inoh Dahlgren guns Is hold quiet by the J. H. Diokey, which lies just opposite. Bang, bang, go two more una at lbs ordnance boat. Passing down, she puts two balls into the Champion, while in the meantime ner port Denary is ousy witn r ar- ragut's fleet. Steadily she pursues her way, nothing daunt nd. nothing oheoked. She is now more than half way down. She passes the Hartford, but the noble old flac-shlp is situated like the Rich mond, for the eamo blockade whioh would have hailed on the Arkansas, would nava anninua I tod 'be splendid hospital-boat lied Rover, with hsr cargo of human freight. The Oneida hits Idter witlv elevaav-inoh, but her ponderous mis- sits proauoss bo enoot. ine nenona ana Wis sahlokoa engage her, but shs passes their fir-unscathed, unharmed. ..Oaa nothing hurst tha rebel mossier? A ' : v. dubious shaks of ths hsad ia Ihs only response, as ball after ball drops front hsr sidej into the water. ' Steadily but surely ihs keeps an tha - war, firing one broadside at the transports, and ths athar at soms vessel on tha other side. Shs has nearly ma ths gauntlet. One mora boat only to dispute her progress, and that the - Cincinnati, whioh, far below tha rest of the . . - fleet, is doing picket duty near the point. All eyes are upon her, aad a repetition of her Fert rmow axpenenos seems inevitable. On semes ths Arkansas, seemingly liks Aa- . .. tons of old, picking up new strength at every " '. step! The it sura of her prey, and is making right for it Ths Cincinnati had not steam suf. loient to tackle on her, or even hardly enough to hold her head up stream. She slippsd hsr cabls, however, aad headed for.lhe Mississippi shore, drifting down stream all ths time, her own motive power being insufficient to stem ths current. The Arkansss discovering her inlcn- ' ' . lion heads for hsr, when the gunboat opened a brisk and galling firs on ths advanoing Rebel at short range, ths rifled Parrots apparently piercing her. the other shots droDDinc harm. lessly off. ' The ram fires heavily as shs advances, and is rapidly gainiag on her opponent. When just as sll wero eapecting a oollieion, ths Arkansas suddenly checks up, heads ths other way, fires a parting broadside, and rapidly leaves the Cincinnati behind her. The gunboat had " -. drawn her into too shallow water, whioh she had no intention of being caught in. The Cin- .' ' ' olnnati, assisted hy th. Wenona. kept un an in- oeasanl firs until shs had rounded the point, and was in the arms of her friends. This un. paralleled audaoily and boldness elicits tbo un- . t . qualified admiration of all. Such a thing aever took olace before, and wiU probably never take plaoe again. In broad day- ' " , light, in the teeth of a hundred bubs, this oraft ..... slowly and doliberately made hor way, seleot- . . ing nerown vioums, aad Burling ths glove or : 1 defiance at the combined fleet; It Is an exam-pie of oool, daring oourage unexampled, and . --the name of " Catesby Jones," hsr commander, ( , , , . .,,,, will be awarded by all men as deserving a plaoe , ,, among the list of Ihoss " who know no fear." The fad of her success is undoubtedly owing to un oiraamauinoes unaer wnion sne eaugnt us. Our position and everything worked against '- " . .- us. The Essex had discovered a burnt boiler . the night before, and a new one was bolus in serted at tbe time. The Louisville was lying at - ' ' tho blaoksniilh-boat, repairing. The Sumter "-had hor waste-pipe cut and a new one being in.-serted. Everything worked in her favor. Those ,-boats that wors all ready oould not use thoir guBB for fear of doing more damage to their friends than their foes. I will leave comments on this singular trans- ' action for other pons than mine. Different persona will of oourse have different opiuious. Ail that is loft us is to say what might have boon, and resolutions what ws will do. The Arkansas is safo for a time . I won't answer ' for her boing so long. ' . . . . ; , Kilted. Wounded. Ulwiug. Tyler............... lo , . j, M . .-''.. .lerondolet 6 20 11 " """"" m.m ;1S ' BuUtou m.. ,... 1 10 s ' Total , ...........31 Lanonslor shot in hor boilers, threo times. Champion slruok Groat Western struok one time. 00 ts ' Diokey struck three times. A Wow Order by. Cien. Boyle. HBAD-QVAKTIias U. S. FoaCKB IK KgNTl OKY, 1 Louisvillh, July 21, 18U2. Gkneual Obdeb No. C The following General Order is issued, to be enforced by military oommandera in the District, of Konluoky : No person bostilo in opinion to the Uovorn-meut and desiring its overthrow will be allowed to stand for otfioe in the Distiiot of Kentuoky. The attempt of such a person to stand for office will be regarded as in itaelf suflioiant. evidenoe of bis treasonable intent to warrant hta arrest. . lie who desires the overthrow of the Government oan seek oflioe under the Government only to Promote its overthrow. In seeking oflioe he beoomes an aotive traitor, if he has never boooms one otherwise, and is Uablo both in reason and in law to be treated aooordingly. All persons of this description who persist in offering themselves as candidates for offico will bo arrested and eont to these Head-quarters. ii) command of ling. Gen. Boyle. JOHN HOYLE, Capt and A. A. 0. . Trouble ati-and ciulf. . A correspondent of the Philadelphia Presa writes from Vioksburgb, under dato of July I): "Tbe steamer Tennessee left this morning, convoyed by the gunboat Katahdin. On her downward passage to New Orleans, on arriving within a short distanoe of the ever-troublesome Grand Gulf, information was rsooived that it was very strongly fortified by a large body of troops, under tbe oharge of Gon. Bragg. Not deeming hor ' strength sufficient to oonlend against suoh a superior foroo, sho put back to her old position, and now lies ahead of the Brooklyn. We are now virtually prisoners. hemmed in on all sides, and oan only be relieved from our unoomfortable situation by tbe arrival ot Ualleok's army. The river is falling very fast. It is hardly possible that the three larga sloops, Hartford, Brooklyn and Riohmond. to gether with the two sloops of smaller class, the Oneida and Irequois, whioh draw nearly the same quantity of water, oan be ablo to get down the river. 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